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The Argos catalogue has lampshades with different ratings for incandescent
and CFL lamps. e.g. Rated for 60W incandescent or 12W CFL. What's that all about - I thought the rating was to prevent overheating and therefore the rated wattage would be about the same regardless of the type of lamp. Is it me missing something obvious or is it the Argos catalogue compilers automatically converting one to the other? |
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