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When it comes to LED bulbs, things can get very confusing. So many new numbers to look at and understand. It’s like going to school again. There are the color temperature numbers (1800K to 5000K), then there are the lumens, and let's not forget the watts. Wait there are two difference sets of watt numbers for most led bulbs. First, it’s the bulb’s actual watts and then there is the watts equivalent. To top it all we have numbers for the base of the bulb and numbers for the shape of the bulb. How am I ever going to find the bulb I need? If this sounds familiar then you come to the right place. Let’s break it down.
In the world of LED lighting, knowledge is power. Having a clear understanding of E26 bases, bulb shape codes, watts, lumens, and color temperatures, can help you make informed decisions and navigate through the complexities and evolving landscape of LED technology.
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