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When choosing an LED light bulb, brightness is key. Look for lumens on the packaging, as this unit measures light output. A higher lumen count indicates a brighter bulb. Consider the space and purpose to find the perfect illumination for your needs.
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Understanding LED wattage equivalents can transform your lighting choices. A 50W incandescent bulb shines like a 7-9W LED, while a 100W incandescent equals about 14-17W in LED. For brighter spaces, a 150W incandescent translates to approximately 20-25W LED, offering energy-efficient brilliance.
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Looking to replace your old 25W bulbs with LEDs? You’re in luck! Many manufacturers offer LED bulbs that provide similar brightness, typically around 250-300 lumens. These energy-efficient alternatives not only save on your electricity bill but also last much longer.
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