In article ,
John Rumm wrote:
It's interesting to use one in a common situation - say a central
pendant fitting in a white or light coloured room, and compare the
ambient light between them. My guess is they have a very special
tungsten 100w they used for comparison.

I have found that these:

https://www.ledhut.co.uk/led-filamen...hape-bulb.html

Seem to compare well to a 60W GLS - similar pattern of light production,
colour temperature, and brightness. CRI is not far off.

Note tried this, but:

https://www.ledhut.co.uk/led-filamen...00k-clear.html

Claims 1440 lumens which is in the ball park for a 100W (perhaps closer
to a 90W)

This is really the point. It's a long time since most would have been
happy with a single 60w tungsten lighting a room. 100w far more likely. So
would be nice to have a true like for like replacement.

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