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LED lamp sellers with 'equivalent' ordinary lamp wattages - anywhere?
I'm looking for 12 volt LED lamps for our boat and I can find
*nowhere* that gives any sort of indication of how bright they are. How can I decide what to buy if I haven't a clue whether the lamp is the equivalent of a 6 watt incandescent or a 60 watt incadescent? I mean it's a rather fundamental thing about a light - how bright it is! Even CFLs quote a (very optimistic!) equivalent which does at least give you a sort of ball-park figure for their brightness. -- Chris Green |
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