Posted by howdy1960 on January 30, 2014 at 22:47:53 from (173.191.200.92):
In Reply to: Time flies! posted by Eldon (WA) on January 30, 2014 at 21:19:17:
I presume your talking about a CFL. How much light do you need? Or are you using it for heat?
Unless I forget like I do most times I don't want to, the life span is based on 4 hrs a day useage. All tho more $ (bought a few years ago) I use a LED in a lamp run from 2 hours to 6 hours a day and it might out last me. It consumes about 15 watts and is rated at 60 watts. It gets almost as hot as a reg bulb. We use many CFLs around here. I checked using a kill-a-watt to confirm the rated wattage and they were wrong. According to packaging 60W CFL light used 15W however mine use less, 10-13W. When replacing 3 60W incandesant bulbs with 3 CFLs power useage went down by about 144W. Another bulb we use in a room is a 4W nitelight and it's on 24/7. This is in a heated part of the house and in 6 years I've replaced one (1st one lasted 4 yrs).
I found a 10W LED bulb at WallyWorld couple years ago and it's outside on garage and it's pretty bright. I have this on a $3 timer set for 4 hours a night during winter and 2 hrs in summer. This bulb is rated for 50,000 hours. 4 hrs/day for 50,000 hrs life = 34 yrs, 2 hrs/day @ 50,000 hrs = OMG!!! Well worth the $10 I paid for it. LMAO
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