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3W GU10 LED???

Electrisco-pops · 2010-02-11 16:37:43

I have 10 downlighters in my kitchen and I'm using the standard 50w incandescent bulbs. I have been thinking about investing in 3W GU10 high powered LED's although I'm not too sure whether or not this is a good idea. On the box its 210 lumens which is ok however it says nothing about colour rendering. Dose anyone regret…

11-02-2010 4:37pm

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Electrisco-pops

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I have 10 downlighters in my kitchen and I'm using the standard 50w incandescent bulbs. I have been thinking about investing in 3W GU10 high powered LED's although I'm not too sure whether or not this is a good idea.

On the box its 210 lumens which is ok however it says nothing about colour rendering. Dose anyone regret putting these in despite saving money on the electric bill?

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#2 11-02-2010 8:44pm

Davy

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have you already bought the led ones?

Their is different models along the scale. Warm white would look similar to the incandescent. The daylight white would be quite different

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