A l00-watt halogen bulb produces a 3,000K color temperature. HID lights are typically 4,000K-5,000K, while LED lights usually produce a 5,000K-6,000K color temperature.

For example the halogen that replaces the old 100-watt bulb uses 72 watts. The one that replaces the old 75-watt uses about 52 or 53 watts and the replacement for the old 60-watt uses 42 or 43 ...

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The 60-watt bulb — which is the most commonly used — and the 40-watt bulb have to comply ... Two of Sylvania's 72-watt halogen bulbs were selling for $5.96 on Amazon.com, when we checked the ...

The industry is not going to manufacture 100-watt light bulbs after Dec. 31. ... For example, the 72-watt halogen lamp bulb provides at least the same light as the old 100-watt bulb.

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In fact, on the very same day that the 60-watt incandescent light bulb disappears, you’ll be able to buy a 43-watt incandescent light bulb to take its place. Or a 72-watt incandescent bulb. Or a ...

Halogen light bulbs could be banned as early as next year as part of the EU's energy-saving drive. Millions of the bulbs, which are often used as spotlights in kitchens and bathrooms, are sold in ...

Look for close to 800 lumens when you want a bulb as bright as a 60-watt incandescent. And if you like light that's warm, similar to an incandescent, then you want a halogen that has a color ...

LED lights are so efficient that a 5-watt bulb is, in theory, equivalent to a 35-watt halogen. But while a typical 35-watt halogen spotlight costs about £1, a 5-watt LED can be anything from £5 ...

Having a tough time finding a conventional 100-watt light bulb? ... to the new bulbs. The change-over should shave $35.6 million off consumers ... halogen and other non-incandescent bulbs.

On Jan. 1, 2014 the most widely-sold wattage bulb — the 60-watt — will be on the way out, along with the 40-watt bulb. “The 60-watt, that may be a real shocker there,” Villagran said.