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10X 7W B22/E27 LED Light Bulbs @ LED Accessories for $39.90 Delivered

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10X 7W B22/E27 LED Light Bulbs @ LED Accessories for $39.90 Delivered
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Ldonm on 07/06/2015 - 14:00 ledaccessories.com.au (693 clicks)
Last edited 07/06/2015 - 15:11

10 bulbs per pack price.
Normal price $79.90.
Specifically made to replace standard light bulbs.
Both Warm White and Natural White available.
Warm white brightness: > 525 lumen.
Natural white brightness: > 546 lumen.
Oval shape.
Reliable power supply, instant start, stable performance.
Die-cast aluminum radiating design, with good appearance and good heat dissipation.
High quality Epistar LED chip.

If you want a combination of B22/E27/Warm/Natural, reply to the order confirmation email and specify the exact combination you want.

Home & Garden 7W B22 E27 Lamp LED Light Bulb Light Bulb

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  • yotis on 07/06/2015 - 14:21

    Anyone use these led bulbs before? Trying to gauge how the light brightness compare to a CFL….

    • Diji1 on 07/06/2015 - 14:30

      Check the lumens of each bulb (is it correct to call them bulbs or lamps - this is a measure of how intense (or bright) the light is.

      Be aware though that humans are really bad at gauging absolute values of brightness because our perception of light is largely determined by automatic processes such as pupil size and the brain interpreting relative values.

      Also be aware that this is well known in the lighting industry which can lead to various dodgy practices such as overstating lumen values or making lighting that degrades quickly as far as brightness (consumers cannot notice this unless they measure light intensity due to what i just explained)

    • PVA on 07/06/2015 - 15:16
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      These are around equal to a 40-50 watt normal bulb, not very bright.

    • donm on 07/06/2015 - 15:24
      +1

      I bought the round 7W natural white bulbs that LED Accessories had on sale last time. They're not very bright, but I think they're bright enough.
      According to Wikipedia, the luminous efficiency of incandescent bulbs is 16 lumens per watt, CFLs is 60 lumens per watt, and LED bulbs is up to 100 lumens per watt. That would make these bulbs at least as bright as a 32W incandescent or a 9W CFL.

      • rifter on 07/06/2015 - 17:55

        Unfortunately, the figures for both wattage and lumens quoted on packaging is often way wrong. Get yourself an app for your phone/tablet and do a few comparisons and you will soon find that some 6W LEDs are far brighter than other 7W or even 9.5W LEDS. I am not saying that the app measurements are necessarily accurate without calibration however great for comparisons between different bulbs at say 1m, 2m and 3m from source. A good app will allow calibration for you device. Moreover, a good app will also measure the light temperature.

        For example, new EcoMaster 7W LEDs measure 20% less bright than new Primsal 6W LEDs. And, measurement of light intensity from 50W Halogens can vary by up to 100% depending on brand and age.

  • placard on 07/06/2015 - 20:36

    500 lumens is pretty dim….I'd pass…

  • bb_hunter on 07/06/2015 - 23:32
    +1

    I think 546 lumen is about right for a 7w.

  • [Deactivated] on 08/06/2015 - 10:08

    Better to get something brighter to start with. My Philips led has come down to half brightness after 2 years, thanks for the 15 year lifetime marketing scam….

    The warranty is only for 2 years and if I had realised the slow degradation in brightness I would have replaced in warranty….

    I wonder if the reconditioned ones are sold anywhere under a different brand.

  • jhaley3180 on 16/06/2015 - 19:00

    Ordered 20 Globes the other day… Thought for the price what the hell? Anyhow they arrived two days later and I am very impressed. Much brighter than I expected considering the price and a nice white light in terms of color temperature. Overall pretty happy - lets see how long they last?

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