100W equivalent LED bulb

Richard Tobin · 2015-05-30T11:54:31+00:00

I recently bought a couple of these Integral 16W[*] LED bulbs: They really do seem to be as bright as a 100W bulb, and similar to a Philips "110W equivalent" 23W compact fluorescent. The light is directed downwards more than with an incandescent (they claim a 140 degree angle) but they seem to light up the useful areas of the room perfectly well (I'm using spherical paper shades). Of course they are ridiculously expensive, and have even gone up on the Amazon website since I bought them. [*] The Integral web site has two pages for bulbs with the same part number, one described as 16W and discontinued, the other described as 13.5W. So I'm not certain which I have. -- Richard

May 30, 2015 20 Replies

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Vir Campestris 11 years ago

I've always wondered that.

Next time I buy a car I'll make a point of carefully checking. I don't want to be using strobing headlights :(

Andy

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