You can buy an MR16 compact fluorescent bulb with bi-pin base in either 35 or 50 watt (claimed) equivalent at Home Depot.
Feit Electric is the manufacturer and the bulb I bought to experiment with fell short of the claimed rating- there's no way that this 50 watt equivalent was even close to much more than a 20 watt. It was disappointing. I tried 3 of them in my bathroom to replace 3 50W halogens and it was pitifully dim... [Edit: Svartalf] I'm not at all surprised. Many of the vendors play fast and loose with the "effective" ratings. Some get closer than others, but in the end, they all fall short. Most of the "35 watt equivalent" LED and CFL answers are closer to 20 watt halogens from the bottom end of "close". I don't buy the bulk of the claims of 40 watt equivalents in the LED space. Some of them get in the ballpark, but pretty much none of the non-custom answers in the MR-16 space are honestly in the league of what they've been claimed to be. [Edit: smatda]
Stay away. I purchased 3 of these from Home Depot. Two failed within 30 minutes. I took them back and exchanged them. One of the two new ones failed as well. And one of the original bulbs failed after a month. So out of 5 bulbs, 2 have actually lasted beyond 30 minutes, and only one has lasted over a month. None have lasted over two months with very light usage (maybe 15 hours a week???) I took a hacksaw and did an "autopsy" of one of the bulbs...it showed a massive transistor and capacitor failure (components were destroyed on the printed circuit board).
Today, CFL's can be purchased at almost any store that sells incandescent bulbs or other lighting equipment. They are often discounted and sometimes subject to government subsidies.
The cheapest website i have seen for compact fluorescent light bulbs is lampshoponline.com. They have pretty much all the compact fluorescents you could possibly ask for.
There are many places a person can buy energy efficient light bulbs. Some of the best places to buy these bulbs would be Home Hardware, Canadian Tire, Home Depot and Walmart.
If one is interested in purchasing CFL light bulbs it is recommended to check out popular stores that offer light bulbs. These stores include Walmart and Lowes.
What does "PAR" mean when associated with light bulbs? Is it the CFL watt equivalent of an incandescant bulb? Thanx, Bob Cushman
They are known as CFL bulbs. It stands for Compact Fluorescent Lamps.
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LED lights and CFL lights are a couple
Incandescent: 10-12 lumens per watt CFL: 50 lumens per watt.
Yes, CFL light bulbs can be used in recessed lighting.
The fulform of CFL bulbs is compact fluorecent light
They are called CFL light bulbs. CFL stands for Compact Fluorescent Light .
No, compact fluorescent light bulbs generally are not autovolt.
What does "PAR" mean when associated with light bulbs? Is it the CFL watt equivalent of an incandescant bulb? Thanx, Bob Cushman
20/52 times 100/1 = 38.5% rounded to 1 decimal place
No, CFL bulbs are directly replaceable in existing light fittings.
CFL or LED
yes,they do
CFL's compact fluorescence light bulbs.
They are known as CFL bulbs. It stands for Compact Fluorescent Lamps.
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