Thanks - the whole lot of led are on sale at screwfix and I actually almost bought the 10 pack LAP ones but this is much better it seems in spec although less hours for total use (15,000 hours I think compared to 25000)

Main thing for me is I have been trying to find diall bulbs to match the existing set - I bought 20 for one side of the kitchen when they were on offer prior to the rebranding at B&Q but could never find the same lumen output diall's for the other side...these are pretty close so have bought two packs

Could someone help me please? It says equivalent wattage 50W. What does this mean as it says 4.7W too...

it's equivalent to a 50w in terms of output of a halogen bulb but as it's led, only uses 4.7w so friendly on your bills :smiley:

Good price have some heat.

eesh - now you're asking questions. This is actually for my parents kitchen which is a kitchen/dining so it's fairly large. We have 20 on the dining side and from memory 12 or 15 on the kitchen side/ But have no idea on size of kitchen until I go there again :smiley:

​usually one every metre or slightly less. I'd also fit them in banks and with a dimmer to give you more control. need dimmable LEDs though

I done my whole house with LAP led from here and I have saved a fortune already!

I tend to go for warm white, do you prefer this for your bathrooms/kitchens?

Heat added thanks

Just bought 6 packs

cool white - wont not look very nice in any room AVOID!!

cold from me sorry - which is how you'll be feeling if you've fitted these!!!

If you want a modern, clean look, you may prefer the cleaner, brighter feel of a cool white lamp (4000K+). Cool white light contains more blue light and looks brighter to the eye (this is why cool white bulbs have a higher lumen output when compared to the equivalent warm white bulb).