How much candle power or luminous are they compaired to nonhalogen ?
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This is a headlight lens. How much candle power depends on what type of bulb one puts in it.
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I am using energy efficient light bulbs, but they aren't LED. Love my lamp though.
838999
I'm not sure on that one. I have 9007 sized bulbs, and there bi-xenon for high and low beam
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PL type lamps, 27 watt maximum. I am reading this from the lamp shade itself. ItI is a plug in fluorescent with four individual small bulbs joined at the base. Reminds me of the fingers on a hand. I have found them to be very reliable.
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According to the users manual (http://www.heath-zenith.com//data/manuals/598-1132-07.pdf), it calls for "up to 100 Watt Maximum Halogen, 78 mm T-type". I've bought these at local hardware stores - pretty common.
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Sorry-- not sure; however, I use them in sensor-based candles, nite lights, etcand they work just fine. These are standard bulbs and a great price via Amazon.
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These bulbs burn hotter than standard halogen. I was less than satisfied with these. However you don't need any kind of motor attachment.
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60 watts max w/male end the size of a nitelite bulb. I used the energy star certified 60-watt CFL bulbs. The bulbs I bought are a bit too long but work. Choose one that is no more than 4 inches in length.
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halogen - gets very hot but very bright. I don't like the heat but it is much brighter than an LED.
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I couldn't tell you, I've had mine for two years now. Just lost power this evening and the candle was on and guided me to the flashlight across the dark room across a room full of sleeping dogs. Happy not to trip over them in the dark. Great candle. Have a total of nine flameless candless, nope ten, got a ship's lantern for Christmas....love them all. They all come on at 6 in the winter months and make my home warm and cozy.
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I do not know. However, we are using a decorate 2 stage indoor/outdoor bulb that is shaped like a candle flame. It is very pretty. The 2 stage allows the light to be on at night with a dimmer light. This stays on as long as it is dark. When a person reaches the sensor area the brighter stage of the light comes on.We purchased 4 units and are very pleased with them - no problems what so ever.
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I have the Model LX1330B. The specifications in the instruction manual reflect the following: Light-measuring level from .1Lux to 200,000Lux Accuracy +- (3%rdg+10dgt) &lt;=20,000Lux/2,000FC +- (5%rdg+10dgt) &gt;= 20,000Lux/2,000FC Repeatability +-2% Photo detector lead length ~150cm Spectral Sensitivity- curve shows mostly betweeen 500nm and 650nm The specifications page does not directly relate to foot candles, but hope this helps.
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You would use very low watt, the candle type bulb. I ordered these and they were too small for my lighting fixture and I'm looking to sell them, they are brand new.
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They are as bright as a real candle. They are not bright like LED lights, or even a light bulb. They flicker like a real candle too.
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Whoops! Unlike GeorgeM (who really knows his instrumentation), you're confusing colour temperature (5000K, 6000K) with light output (Lumens, spherical candle power). Cheers!
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Industry standard is 60/55W @ 12VDC (high/low) for 9003/HB2, AKA H4 bi-level halogen lamps. Philips claims 67/60W because they rate them @ 12.8 VDC. That's the difference. Best to stay away from blue coated bulbs that reduce vision (especially in inclement weather)and use a good clear high performance bulb instead.
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If it helps: I actually have yet to install this light. The one I purchased is listed at 400k candle power.