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In reply to the discussion: LED replacements hit stores empty of 100W bulbs [View all]davidpdx
(22,000 posts)25. Good to hear that, I thought I would have to completely change the fixture
I'll check if they have those here in South Korea. The LED lights seem to be popular so I would guess they do. I can start phasing out the old ones with the new ones.
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Plenty of comparisons of power usage but no specific mention of how much light output (in lumens).
PoliticAverse
Nov 2012
#2
Yes big difference between the 'cool white' and 'warm white' LEDs I have. n/t
PoliticAverse
Nov 2012
#9
The issue is that the electronics in a CFL is good for 6,000 on/off cycles. An incandescent has
4lbs
Nov 2012
#12
With that graphic it's a reminder some things are best with the lights on.
Spitfire of ATJ
Nov 2012
#74
they also have kits to convert the old fixtures more cost effective than replacing them
neohippie
Nov 2012
#39
If you're poor and/or thrifty and not too picky, you can get the flourescent ones -
OhZone
Nov 2012
#33
20 times the life at 50 times the cost and lemme guess... 20 times the weight?
truthisfreedom
Nov 2012
#50
I picked up 6 led 'spotlight' bulbs for $7 each at Restore(habitat for humanity)
BlueMan Votes
Nov 2012
#82