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Energy saving lamps
Looking for an alternative for the 500w halogen floodlight as I am
currently working outside and its stiil getting dark early. Saw this at screwfix and although nowhere near as powerfull thought that it might come in usefull, http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/...95515&id=19417. It says it has a long-life 2D lamp. 38W = 150W GLS. I am assuming GLS is the equivilent to a standard tungsten bulb but wondered what GLS meant, and why is the energy savng bulb measured in a different way, i.e why is the output wattage lower for an enery saving bulb or why is it measured differently? |
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