Meron ding LED bulbs sa cd-r king. Dunno if these are reliable.
I think it will be more accurate to compare it with lumens. Yung mga better brands has lumens printed on the packaging. For comparisson, my 8watt(680lumens)led is brighter than my old 20watt spiral cfl bulb.
Like what TS said, if 24/7 use naman within a few months ROI na. The rest is savings na.
Yes lumens is the more accurate way to compare brightness. But, cdrking did not post the lumens they just said its about equal to a 40 watt incandescent bub so its a fair comparission.
CDR KING
And their warranty is 1 year with 1 week replacement.
I just bought 2 Osram bulbs. A 2 U cfl 13 watts rated at 805 lumens P99.00 at Ace Hardware and a 18 watt spiral rated at 1166 lumens. Thats what the dti sticker says. I dont know why you find the LED brighter than the 20 watt spiral. I'm guessing its due to the age of the spiral cfl. CFLs tend to loose brightness as it ages. I forgot the term for it. LEDs do not suffer from this.
I'm with CVT I'll just wait for it na bumababa, if I'll replace all the CFL in the house mamumulubi Ako, Sa master BR pa Lang 14 pin lights na, hinde pa kasama Sa CR and closet...
Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD
For me the savings will only be realized If you replaced all your existing bulbs to LED.. Pero naman you'll be spending a big sum of money still not worth it
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
hindi naman kailangan all bulbs. important are the bulbs that operates at least 10 hours or more per day. yung mga nasa bedroom na ON lang 2-3 hours a day, hindi pa justifiable to replace to LED cause the ROI will take years. but if 24/7, 6 months max ROI ka na. meaning bababa na agad electricity bill mo on the first month.
savings may not be big, but you will still save. at the end of the day, savings din naman yung habol.
meron sa 168 na mura na LED. may ganito din ako. after 1 year, ang dilim na sobra. ginawa ko nalang night light. mura lang. nasa 120 pesos lang each. ginawa kong pathway light dati. wala nga lang warranty. 1.5w ito. unknown lumens.
Kahit hindi naman whole day na nakasindi ang lights, shifting from CFL to LEDs will drop the electricity usage ng lighting system by more than half (I estmate about 60%).
Update lang ng using LED
Aug 2012 - usage 26kwh, bill P160.97
Sep 2012 - usage 17kwh, bill P22.88 - maraming times na nai-turn-off ang apat na LED bulbs during the day
By rough estimation, the regular savings I get is enough to pay for up to two LED bulbs every month. At this rate, my ROI will likely be less than 1 year for all the 18 LED bulbs of various wattages I've deployed around the house.
Another thing I noticed is that LED bulbs, at least from the two brands I tried: NxLED and GES, provides better contrast overall. No overtones compared to older generation LEDs (which emits a blue hue).
CFLs on the other hand, as with all fluorescent lighting, gives off a greenish hue. Our brain automatically adjusts for white balance so we don't quite notice it. But it's there nevertheless, affecting clarity and contrast. This hue can only be captured on camera.
Just bought another led light, GES na 4w ung binili ko ilalagay ko lang sa altar, angtaas na kasi lagi ng kuryente namin.
Perception. Tiny LED bulb with the same lumens as a bigger halogen bulb will look brighter if you look straight at it. But the light output will be the same om surfaces it's pointed at.
Bought 2 GES Led lights. 8-10 hours per day gamit, mga 6 months bawi na. P723 yung 9W(810lumnes) at P515 yung 5.5W(470lumens).
Mababa lumens rating nila pero maliwanag talaga. Parang hindi kapani-paniwala tuloy yung ratings ng DOE na yellow sticker na nakalagay sa mga CFL dito sa atin esp Firefly at Focus.
![]()