The type of lantern you use for home lighting « on: June 12, 2022, 09:17:01 PM » Author: bulb_tester2009
At home, our ceiling lamps usually use ring fluorescent tubes, LED lamp plates. The vast majority of LED bulbs are used in downlights and pendant lamps, and a very small number of are original CFLs.
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	Re: The type of lantern you use for home lighting « Reply #1 on: June 15, 2022, 12:22:50 AM » Author: WorldwideHIDCollectorUSA
In my apartment, most of the lighting that I use for home lighting is mostly a mix of HID and fluorescent lighting running on preheat circuits with a few electronically ballasted CFL lamps and a 4 lamp instant start electronic ballasted F32T8 wraparound fluorescent tube fixture with some banned GE F32T8/SP50 tubes and GE F32T8/SP65 tubes.
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	Re: The type of lantern you use for home lighting « Reply #2 on: June 15, 2022, 11:07:17 PM » Author: bulb_tester2009
For China's electricity bill, this is a waste of money, so in China we have gradually tended to LED, and all fluorescent tubes will eventually be used for my testing.
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	Re: The type of lantern you use for home lighting « Reply #3 on: June 15, 2022, 11:09:16 PM » Author: WorldwideHIDCollectorUSA
In general, the shift to LED lighting is a global phenomenon. It seems inevitable that there will be a point where any light source that is not LED will become hard to find.
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	Re: The type of lantern you use for home lighting « Reply #4 on: June 16, 2022, 07:52:13 PM » Author: bulb_tester2009
Quote from: WorldwideHIDCollectorUSA on June 15, 2022, 11:09:16 PM In general, the shift to LED lighting is a global phenomenon. It seems inevitable that there will be a point where any light source that is not LED will become hard to find. So before they are eliminated, let's stock up on some.
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	Re: The type of lantern you use for home lighting « Reply #5 on: June 17, 2022, 04:30:17 PM » Author: AngryHorse
KITCHEN: 10 x Diall 5 watt GU10 LED (top of units) 4000K 10 x Diall 5 watt GU10 LED (bottom of units) 3000K 2 x GE 20 watt CFL (main lighting) 2700K 3 x Eton 5 wattt GU10 LED (food prep area) 6500K HALLWAY: 1 x 14 watt Philips Genie CFL 2700K LIVING ROOM: 6 x Sylvania 4 watt LED filament lamps (main lighting) 2700K 3 x Sylvania 4 watt LED filament lamps (ceiling fan) 2700K STAIRWAY LANDING: 1 x 18 watt Philips Genie CFL (main light) 2700K 1 x 8 watt Philips Softone CFL (night light) 2700K BATHROOM: 2 x Megaman 11 watt CFL (main lighting) 2700K 1 x Energetic 3 watt LED (night light) 2700K BIG BEDROOM: 2 x GE 2D fluorescent 3500K SMALL BEDROOM: 6 x GE GU10 LED 3000K OUTSIDE LIGHTING: 1 x Diall 12 watt LED filament lamp 2700K 1 x Diall 13 watt LED filament lamp 2700K 2 x 8 watt Philips Genie CFL 2700K
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	Re: The type of lantern you use for home lighting « Reply #6 on: June 29, 2022, 08:13:00 PM » Author: bulb_tester2009
Quote from: AngryHorse on June 17, 2022, 04:30:17 PM KITCHEN: 10 x Diall 5 watt GU10 LED (top of units) 4000K 10 x Diall 5 watt GU10 LED (bottom of units) 3000K 2 x GE 20 watt CFL (main lighting) 2700K 3 x Eton 5 wattt GU10 LED (food prep area) 6500K HALLWAY: 1 x 14 watt Philips Genie CFL 2700K LIVING ROOM: 6 x Sylvania 4 watt LED filament lamps (main lighting) 2700K 3 x Sylvania 4 watt LED filament lamps (ceiling fan) 2700K STAIRWAY LANDING: 1 x 18 watt Philips Genie CFL (main light) 2700K 1 x 8 watt Philips Softone CFL (night light) 2700K BATHROOM: 2 x Megaman 11 watt CFL (main lighting) 2700K 1 x Energetic 3 watt LED (night light) 2700K BIG BEDROOM: 2 x GE 2D fluorescent 3500K SMALL BEDROOM: 6 x GE GU10 LED 3000K OUTSIDE LIGHTING: 1 x Diall 12 watt LED filament lamp 2700K 1 x Diall 13 watt LED filament lamp 2700K 2 x 8 watt Philips Genie CFL 2700K Kitchen:Opple 12W LED module Balcony & living room & master bedroom & secondary bedroom：Opple LED ceiling lamp Toilet 1: Philips Essential TL5C 22w/865 Toilet 2: Miscellaneous brand T5 circular tube 22W Mirror front lamp：Opple T5 21W 865/840 Hallway: 3*Philips Genie 5W/827＋3*Philips Genie 5W/865 Living room：Opple double colour temperature ceiling lamp＋Opple LED bulb 8W/860*3 My room：3*Old Philips Essential 8W/865 CFL＋IKEA SOLHETTA 6W/940 LED high CRI bulb All CFL and circular tubes will be replaced by LED, and the corridor lamp is expected to be replaced by Philips essential led 2.8W 830/865.
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	Re: The type of lantern you use for home lighting « Reply #7 on: July 08, 2022, 12:02:06 PM » Author: Molly
Fluorescent and LED. We have a very small amount of boob lights and ceiling fans.
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	Re: The type of lantern you use for home lighting « Reply #8 on: July 08, 2022, 12:10:36 PM » Author: dor123
In my room at my hostel, I uses Hyundai Baguette 102 fixture for one 21W T5, and Ventral tracklight for 70W double ended MH lamp. I have a computer/table/desk lamp with E27, which now have Sunlight 15W full spiral 2700K CFL and above my bed, a NISKO made meltlight with Eltam series choke and a Sylvania Lynx-S 9W/827 CFL.
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	Re: The type of lantern you use for home lighting « Reply #9 on: July 13, 2022, 09:44:43 AM » Author: HIDLad001
We use recessed can lights with LED bulbs in them. Just to clarify, I encourage LED lightbulbs in the home, as long as they are a standard shape, or flood, and use a screw / bayonet base. I don't like the fluorescent retrofits.
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	Re: The type of lantern you use for home lighting « Reply #10 on: July 13, 2022, 01:01:09 PM » Author: Molly
We have recessed lights as well, only in the kitchen though
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