those are a 36 degree angle, not like for like. heat from me
Looking4Glitches to nomeames
17 Nov 16#8
Not delivered though Wickes would be £22.94
Argoj
17 Nov 161#6
These are good but they are no way a replacement for 50w more like 30w. To obtain the beam angle these use a diffuser lens (which is dimmer) rather then led placement with a clear lens (which is brighter).
MarioMan
17 Nov 16#7
I'm guessing these produce the Yellow light
I had the old style WHITE LONG TUBE
Unfortunately that died last month and I replaced it with a energy saving bulb ,but the problem is that light is YELLOWY not the pier WHITE
Does anyone recommend a energy saving normal bulb which gives the strong PURE WHITE light?
killabyte to MarioMan
17 Nov 16#9
You're looking for the day light bulb, they are 6500kw. Make sure when you see the bulb you want its written 6500kw or day light! That's the pure white light you speak of. Hope that helps
martincroot
17 Nov 16#10
not dimmable. shame.
Besford
17 Nov 161#11
Errr - don't think that's 'kw', unless you're planning on bringing down aeroplanes with it! :confused:
CosmicTrader
18 Nov 16#12
Sounds good, non dimmable might be an issue for me.
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http://www.wickes.co.uk/Wickes-5W-LED-GU10-Lamp-10PK/p/132031
I had the old style WHITE LONG TUBE
Unfortunately that died last month and I replaced it with a energy saving bulb ,but the problem is that light is YELLOWY not the pier WHITE
Does anyone recommend a energy saving normal bulb which gives the strong PURE WHITE light?