What is the lumen rating (brightness) of the bulb, the most important spec. for comparing apples with apples, now required by law on bulb packaging?
1389670
Good Question, it's probably 900 to 1500 ...I have them hooked up to a railing on my boat for spear fishing so It will be a few days before I go back to check the Lumens listed HOWEVER ...........do not go for the 50 watt ..it is no brighter than the 30 .. It's bigger , bulkier and heavier ... ....this 30 is pretty damn bright though ... ...get the bright white not the cool white ...they all come from the same manufacturer out of China I bought from two seperate retailers cool white ...bright white ...brights are slightly better ... ...and both sets are still working and very well ... I have 4 on the rail so my boat looks like a UFO ....one would be fine for a driveway or deck /pation ....my son was using one for the basketball hoop in our drive ...they played all night .. ....hope that helps
1170825
FYI, that standard bulb in the U.S. that we all grew up with is is a type A19, so you can search for "A19" to find what you're seeking.
1935449
Sorry. I don't know. But I really like the product and will be looking for an answer myself when a bulb burns out.
647170
Well, there's no brightness equivalent stated on the product, but it is definitely brighter than I thought it would be (which I like). I would say it's at least 60W equivalent but not quite 100W. Also, I ordered 3 bulbs but one of them burnt out premature.
1992740
I bought one from this company so you wouldn't be buying it from me. That being said, I haven't inspected the light but I would guess its a standard bulb given the price.
213732
the wattage that the bulb is listed at is the wattage drain your electrical system will feel, just like a house lightbulb, Wattage is not a true measure of light output it is a measure of power used. Lumens are a listing of light output.
1562688
the box states that it is rated at 617 lumens. I agree with the previous post that is about that of a clear 60watt bulb or just a little less. very good fixture. I recommend.
1940542
I have checked the box, the instructions and the manufacturer's stamps on the product and I can't find any indication of the lumens/wattage. The light is a 5" LED strip and not one bulb, for example, the type used for nightlights. I was going to add a photo of the light to the product's original description but this is not an option.
45768
I don't know, but I will say that I was disappointed at the lack of brightness. I installed it on my industrial sewing machine table, but I found that the old 60 - 100 watt "traditional" lightbulbs were much brighter.
155209
It seemed to be exactly what was described. I replaced a USHIO BAB 12V 20W FL36 (PN 90000000 ?) bulb. The LED is slightly longer, but the spot fixture is a long hollow tube, so the extra length was not important. The LED is slightly more white, but brightness is a very good match. I have each type side by side for comparison. I'll replace the other with LED, and nobody will be able to tell.
1909211
John - I can't give you the specific lumen values . . . from an 'application' standpoint, the light is adequate for reading or workspace lighting (in close proximity). It is not sufficient for general room illumination or outdoor lighting
2141945
It's equivalent to a 60 watt bulb, but I think it's a little less than a white bulb which is about 800 lumens. It does keep most bugs away compared to a white bulb.
1683864
is a measure of brightness. Gives us an idea how long it will illuminate. The problem with these bulbs is that they have a very linear light, is that the whole environment does not shine.
602792
It's not about the physical size, but it's the power that you need to watch out for: 150-Watt LED and CFL/600-Watt Incandescent. Most light bulb now days would not exceed 100 Watt.
1688779
neither! It is a GROW bulb that is somewhat of a combination for growing not reading or illumination. The bulb is for plants and not people.
140481
I would strongly suggest the bulb strength advised. The notice is there for a reason. Unfortunately, I find that most lamps, pendants etc. have insufficient lighting for my 40+ old eyes!
1420787
You have to be careful. They sent me a compatible lamp, which isn't the same. When looking at prices make sure you're comparing apples to apples. Compatibles are always cheaper and not guaranteed to be the same quality. They did ship me an actual branded lamp though also and I returned the compatible. So it ended up ok.