Well I have had 5 poundland (Electrek) LED lamps running on my test bench for nearly a month now and all are still running fine. I also have a couple of their older 3W versions which aren't very bright and only really useful for background lighting or in a multiple light setup.
The 5W poundland Electrek's are actually pretty damn good and give off a practical amount of light without getting that hot which should help with longevity.
Considering they are only a pound they are very good value and provided they last a year or 2 a bit of a steal.
Thanks guys, although I must confess I'm quite confused 8-)
But I'm happy to try these on Oscar222's advice that they are a lot brighter than 30W.
3g
0scar222
6 Apr 16#6
Never seen 6 watt led giving as low output as 30 Watt incandescent maybe if its poor quality led driver or led chips
Got all led in house use led filament lights in chandelier used 5x4 watt to replace 5x20watt clear incandescent,s
Had to replace with 2 watt as way too bright
Njgallier
6 Apr 16#7
can get very similar if not the exact same in pound land.
Bendown to Njgallier
6 Apr 16#8
You get what you pay for, had a couple from poundland and they have both failed
Vanmeerkat
6 Apr 16#9
You get what you pay for?
1is £1.80 cpc and the other was a £1poundshop.:confused:
Bendown
6 Apr 16#10
Yes but you buy the same one from a store that is at cpc and you will pay more than the £1.80, none I have purchased from cpc have failed, 2 out of 2 failed from poundland. I am all for a bargain and this is only my experience.
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The 5W poundland Electrek's are actually pretty damn good and give off a practical amount of light without getting that hot which should help with longevity.
Considering they are only a pound they are very good value and provided they last a year or 2 a bit of a steal.
They are actually pretty well designed and built to be honest:
Electronic tear down and reverse engineering = https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_eU3ZpN6aE
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Thanks,
3g
Think you must confusing these with 6 watt CFL as as they are about 25/30 watt incandesant
http://www.statelineeco.com/resources-eco-education/lighting-basics/led-watt-conversion-table-light-types-guide.html
Got some 6 watt LED lights they are lot brighter than 30 watt incandescent
The Manufacturer part number is 100LDA6WB22COA3000K and matches this listing on Amazon:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/GLS-LED-Opal-Warm-Light/dp/B00A4E5160
The product information section on this page states Incandescent Equivalent: 32 watts
Another seller stating 32 watt equivalence:
http://www.thelightbulb.co.uk/product/LED-Lights-Bulbs/LED-GLS/6watt-GLS-LED-BC-B22-Bayonet-Cap-Warm-White-Equivalent-to-32watt/i-18258
But I'm happy to try these on Oscar222's advice that they are a lot brighter than 30W.
3g
Got all led in house use led filament lights in chandelier used 5x4 watt to replace 5x20watt clear incandescent,s
Had to replace with 2 watt as way too bright
1is £1.80 cpc and the other was a £1poundshop.:confused: