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"keith" wrote in message
... I have a ceiling lampshade that says "40W max". But a 40W conventional bulb is too weedy. Is it OK to put in a 20W flourescent, supposedly = 100w, based on the assumption that the 40W refers to 40W of heat from an old type bulb, with flourecents running cooler? Or are there other things I should watch out for? Should work OK, but in my experience the bulb I used poked out the top of the shade and shone directly in peoples eyes, rather than being diffused by the shade. Solution was new light fitting, that allowed upto 100W bulbs. |
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