Light Bulb Types & Specifications
Incandescent Bulbs:
The traditional bulb with warm lighting and great color rendering.
Wattage: Typically ranges from 15W to 150W.
Lumens: Varies widely based on wattage, but for example:
40W bulb: Approximately 450 lumens
60W bulb: Approximately 800 lumens
100W bulb: Approximately 1600 lumens
Color Temperature: Generally around 2700K (warm white).
LED Bulbs
Save energy with LED long-life bulbs and their latest technology.
Wattage: Typically ranges from 4W to 100W.
Lumens: Varies widely based on wattage and design, but for example:
8W bulb: Approximately 800 lumens
15W bulb: Approximately 1600 lumens
22W bulb: Approximately 2500 lumens
Color Temperature: Available in various ranges:
Warm White: 2700K to 3000K
Cool White: 4000K to 4500K
Daylight: 5000K to 6500K
Halogen Bulbs
Similar to incandescent bulbs, halogens emit a brighter and whiter light.
Wattage: Typically ranges from 20W to 200W.
Lumens: Varies based on wattage and type, but for example:
50W bulb: Approximately 900 lumens
100W bulb: Approximately 1600 lumens
150W bulb: Approximately 2800 lumens
Color Temperature: Usually around 2800K to 3000K (warm to neutral white).
CFL Bulbs
CFL = Compact Fluorescent Lamps are bulbs that provide energy efficient technology and a range of light options.
Wattage: Typically ranges from 5W to 50W.
Lumens: Varies based on wattage and design, but for example:
13W bulb: Approximately 800 lumens
23W bulb: Approximately 1600 lumens
42W bulb: Approximately 2800 lumens
Color Temperature: Available in various ranges from 2700K (warm white) to 6500K (daylight).