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Amount of light from linear floodlamp bulb
I am referring to those linear tungsten halogen light bulbs often
used by domestic floodlights for outdoor use. These bulbs are 117mm long. http://www.theelectronicsshop.co.uk/.../k9%20lamp.htm This link shows an output of 4,600 lumens for an input power of 150 Watts. ----- Do other 117mm bulbs (300 W, 500, etc) have a lumen output proportional to their power consumption which is equivalent to one another? IYSWIM. |
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