Direct from the OSRAM website Longlife CFL
Globe 40w = 7w CFL Globe 60w = 11w CFL Globe 75w = 15w CFL Globe 100w = 20w CFL Globe 120w = 23w CFL Now from me As for a lux or candella comparison its been done for you in the above list (very roughly ) but i dont think , its that easy to spit out a formula , from what i rember lux will change with the different light colors emmitted from the source. It also depends what type of fluro tube you choose as some target different emitted light ranges for different applications, most CFL's in your local supermarket are very low orange band crap, if you want nice white bright light out of CFL's prepare to spend some money ! Ben HUMOR SCAN COMPLETE 0% ----- Original Message ----- From: Stueh Stueh To: Discussion of issues relating to Soaring in Australia. Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 1:00 AM Subject: Re: [Aus-soaring] Global warming Just going back to the incandescent versus "CFL" here... - Am I wrong here, or did nobody mention the word "Lux" in that whole thread? Can anyone tell me the relationship between CFL and Incandescent light bulbs versus watts equals Lux? In other words, for power input, how much light power (Lux) do you actually get? I also noticed a colour difference... Ironic for a colour blind lad :) Ying tong!
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