LED lamps/bulbs ?

[big-all]

ok that sounds good so 40 to 45w equivillent maybe ??
if you are new to leds the colour[silver sheen/yellow sheen /white sheen]can be overpowering
also the light tends to be more focused[less defused] so can look bright but not quite the coverage

[Chris86]

ok that sounds good so 40 to 45w equivillent maybe ??
if you are new to leds the colour[silver sheen/yellow sheen /white sheen]can be overpowering
also the light tends to be more focused[less defused] so can look bright but not quite the coverage

I would guess equivillent to 40-50 ish yes. They are great as downligths but as you say, on a spotligth lamp they still got abit to go.

[Chris86]

I got some LED a few weeks ago after the missus started with "everyone has them now" so ok, I gave it ago. Got theese from Homebase:

They are bloody brilliant!!!!!! Im superimpressed. Not near my first LED bulbs wich was a beam of ligth and a buzzz sound.
Highly recomended!

Not often i quote myself, but had to change a lamp for in-law and went to Homebase. The bulbs come also as 5 w now.

Very good price to be retail.

http://www.homebase.co.uk/webapp/wcs/st ... authToken=

[puckacostello]

they have pretty well halved every 18 months or so
heres where i get all my bulbs from now 2 day delivery
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4-7-10W-B22-B ... 2641672%26

Do you have any experience with their dimmable GU10's?

If so whats your opinion on them ?

[handymommy]

I'm using Philips and they're great.

[bmbtimberwindows]

I would suggest you to go for LEDs. They are more power saving and less emitter of radiations

[big-all]

they have pretty well halved every 18 months or so
heres where i get all my bulbs from now 2 day delivery
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4-7-10W-B22-B ... 2641672%26

Do you have any experience with their dimmable GU10's?

If so whats your opinion on them ?

sorry missed your post
no only pendants for maximum efficiency

[Someone-Else]

Posted: Sun Jan 26, 2014 10:00 pm

sorry missed your post

By 6 months.

[big-all]

rude not to reply

[Job and Knock]

rude not to reply

Yes, B-A, same as it's rude not to thank

I've been trying to find a high-output E14 LED spot for use in a mother and daugheter lamp we have. Anyone care to recommend one?

Edit: Should have mentioned that I'm loooking for 500lm or higher output if possible

[big-all]

its pretty much 1w=100Lm some a bit better some a bit worse

what exactly is a mother and daughter lamp

[Someone-Else]

This is an example



Also called mother and child light.

[big-all]

ahhh right thanks

[stevewestern]

Thread revival time...
Anyone got any recent recommendations for GU10 LED's
I bought a load from LedHut in the past, but am more than happy to look elsewhere having had a rather less-than-helpful conversation with their customer service guy who couldn't be bothered to sort out a replacement on a bulb that had failed.
Just had a second one (Lumilife 6 Cob) go, well within its 2 year warranty so will be in touch with them again but would prefer to order for my new lights from elsewhere...

[Someone-Else]

Got my GU10s LED lamps from screwfix