Who makes the bulbs? What is their CRI, Lumens, Kelvin?
1396361
I purchased this a long time ago and immediately returned it. I remember the bulbs being very dim for what was advertised. This was a while back, so if you have the time, check it out and then return it of they aren't suitable. I've learned to get PBL - albeit after trying many others - because they're consistent every time I buy them.
1396362
These Chinese made bulbs are all over the marketplace right now, and are all very similar in spec:45W - 120v - standard E26 screw base - 5500 K daylight - approx 2650 LM - CRI > 84
1396363
These Chinese made bulbs are all over the marketplace right now, and are all very similar in spec: 45W - 120v - standard E26 screw base - 5500 K daylight - approx 2650 LM - CRI &gt; 84
1649474
Hello, they're a little 2-pin 12V 20W bulb that I was able to find at my local True Value Hardware. This light fixture is super cool, but requires assembly and I recommend a dimmer switch as the light is very bright without on (and it will make the bulbs last much longer). I hope this helps.
1782295
I have no idea but the products they are selling don't work. The ends fell off while I was trying to install. I went through all 16 bulbs I purchased and they all did not even attempt to power up.
1887167
I can't find CRI anywhere on the box or bulb but it does have a scale for light appearance. It is almost at the end of the "cool" side and says 5850 K. I was also trying to figure this out because I need bulbs for some plants. I see that they have another one for plants that are full spectrum. So far, these have worked great for me. I have replaced most of the bulbs in my lamps and it is so much better than the other, cheaper CFLs that I was using. You also can't beat the price since they CAN be used in regular lamps instead of purchasing expensive OTT lites. I do a lot of work that requires me to see colors accurately and these do the trick.
153527
Im not sure but they are brighter than the 7w maibu bulbs i replaced. I like them pretty well and i have had them about a year now
1749927
Ballasts do not determine kelvin temperature (or the color of the light)......it's the bulbs :-)
151155
CRI = &gt;80 Reference this sheet for all specifications. http://www.feit.com/documents/pdf/PAR30L_5K_LEDG5_SpecSheet.pdf. I have a few dozen of these bulbs in a commercial setting and spec this on a regular basis. The color rendering index is quite high.
554990
I am sorry, but I can't answer your question. The bulbs are at my house in the north and I am in the south keeping warm.
1856235
I would just take the burnt out one to Lowes' or the like and ask them, it should have info printed on the rim. They are halogen bulbs.
138605
I don't know that but I have been very happy with the bulbs that I have. I have 8 of them that I use in my grow room for my vegetables and seedlings. The first set I bought about a year ago. Hope this helps and have a good day.
2025276
Hello. The light produces 300 kelvins. I hope this helps. Please feel free to call with any questions or concerns. RegardsCustomer Care888 308 4353
938479
I don't know what you mean by CRI. Do you mean Candela or Candle Unit or Lumens? What is CRI?
939694
When I received the light from Cal Lighting, the bulb is in a separate box inside the main package. I saved the bulb box just so I could answer questions like yours. Made/distributed by C V Light, they call it "Turbo-lll" GU10 Spotlight. Part # LB-7017-4k. Home Depot has a whole shelf of GU10 Spotlights. Hope this answers your question. It's all I know about it.
1592125
I am not sure but they are working great and are almost as bright as my high beam halogens, sometimes I forget I am on low beams
722841
I just replaced mine couple weeks ago and the bulbs are by GE crystal clear 40 watts. Make sure the base of the bulb... The gold metal part of it is engraved 120v40w2L10. I got them from Walmart for under $2. The has 4 bulbs in it and the are shaped like the original ones. The pack says 2x life...360 lumens...corrosion resistant base.
396135
They are 6000 k with a slight blue. I love them. Great addition to my car! If you are tired with the tradition yellow light bulb, I recommend you purchase some!!
1299050
Lumilight website says it takes a LK13 bulb, which seems to be made only by Lumilite. It is available here on Amazon. I took the one out of my lantern and checked the specs on the bulb itself. Took some serious squinting and a magnifier, but I found it is 4.8V, .75A, 3.6W. These seem to be the same specs as a KPR113 bulb, also with Krypton. In a quick search, the only brick and mortar place I found selling them was sears, but any specialty light bulb store whould probably have them too. GE sells them for cars, so I would also check auto parts stores. They are sold on Amazon too, of course. Lumilight website says it takes a LK13 bulb, which seems to be made only by Lumilite. It is available here on Amazon. I took the one out of my lantern and checked the specs on the bulb itself. Took some serious squinting and a magnifier, but I found it is 4.8V, .75A, 3.6W. These seem to be the same specs as a KPR113 bulb, also with Krypton. In a quick search, the only brick and mortar place I found selling them was sears, but any specialty light bulb store whould probably have them too. GE sells them for cars, so I would also check auto parts stores. They are sold on Amazon too,... » Read More Lumilight website says it takes a LK13 bulb, which seems to be made only by Lumilite. It is available here on Amazon. I took the one out of my lantern and checked the specs on the bulb itself. Took some serious squinting and a magnifier, but I found it is 4.8V, .75A, 3.6W. These seem to be the same specs as a KPR113 bulb, also with Krypton. In a quick search, the only brick and mortar place I found selling them was sears, but any specialty light bulb store whould probably have them too. GE sells them for cars, so I would also check auto parts stores. They are sold on Amazon too, of course. « Show Less