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CFLs vs incandescent "max wattage" cautions in overhead fixtures....
The ceiling fixtures in our house all have labels indicating the maximum wattage (incandescent) bulb to place in the fixture. I assume this is a heat-based limit... If I'm replacing the incandescents in one of these fixutures with CFL's...which stay cool to the touch....are there any issues with going to a higher light output in (say a CFL packaged with "75 watt" incandescent output indicated on the package ?) |
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