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JJmbe
28 Jan 20 18:33
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What would be the equivalent led bulb, many thx.

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saddo
When: 28 Jan 20 18:36
5 W
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JJmbe
When: 28 Jan 20 18:38
cheers saddo, is there an easy way to remember conversion.
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saddo
When: 28 Jan 20 18:54
There'll be a chart on sites such as LED Hut, I only knew that one because I changed a load here.
By:
JJmbe
When: 28 Jan 20 19:00
thx
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saddo
When: 28 Jan 20 19:08
No worries, they save electricity right enough but have a fairly high failure rate ime, at 2-3 pounds a piece you wouldn't need many fails to negate the saving on electricity.


'The industry standard for LED lamp failure is three per cent. But many building owners and facilities managers are experiencing failure rates of up to 20 per cent or higher. With a failure rate that high, 20 out of every 100 lamps purchased can be expected to fail and require replacement'
By:
JJmbe
When: 28 Jan 20 19:10
My halogens have been much the same for last two years, thought i had a dodgy batch.
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saddo
When: 28 Jan 20 19:18
I did get a dodgy batch of LEDs, 12 of em went one by one, a week or two apart.
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peckerdunne
When: 28 Jan 20 19:18
5/1
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