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t's working good for me so far. I replaced a 100w incandescent with this LED bulb 18watt 1800 lumens. It's instant on, stays cool, and full brightness instantly even in a cold garage. I like the fact it's 4000k (bright white) color temperature and it matches the light output of the incandescent. Try and find a 100w LED in bright white 4000k . None of the big box stores even come close (I've looked). If your lucky you'll find 100W 3000k (no thank you). As you can see the sanlibang LED isn't a full glass bulb like an incandescent. The only thing that's SLIGHTLY different is the LED doesn't fully radiate light all the way around like an incandescent. For me I like the LED better as mines in a garage ceiling (pointing toward the floor). I don't care if it lights up the ceiling I want it to light up the rest of the garage and IT DOES REALLY WELL! Be aware it's a little bigger than an incandescent and heavier (typical for an LED with these specs)...

18W (100W 31800LM LED Light Bulb, 3000K Warm White (non-dimmable)  Very Bright and Great Light Dispersion Pattern I had great difficulty finding a dome-style bulb for our entryway. We previously had two 15W CFLs in a fixture with two bases, but our new one (punched metal pendant) has only a single down-facing E26 base. The 3000 lumens 3000K bulb illuminates not only our entryway, but the upper floor of our raised ranch. The dome shape casts a wide light and its frosting is pleasing to the eye. sanlibang 18W (1800 lumens) LED Light Bulb 100-watt-Equivalent

Led downlight lighting, great value and great packaging Installed these in can lights I put inside the soffits of my new garage. They provide excellent light and I like the daylight-like 4000k hue. These were half the price of anything similar I've seen in any big box stores. The packaging was very nice too, if you care about that kinda thing. 12Watt 8"- Inch ENERGY STAR LED Downlight Retrofit Baffle Recessed Lighting Kit Fixture, 4000K Daylight LED Ceiling Light Location -- 1200 LM, CRI 80 http://www.sanlibang.com/led-light/LED-Downlight.html http://www.sanlibang.com/led-light/LED-Downlight.html

Great Lights - Had to bypass the ballast Ok, took me a little time to figure out the wiring since mine did not work with my ballast. I had to bypass it. I know every ballast is different so this is how I had to wire mine to bypass it and make the lights work. My ballast is or rather was a Sunpark SL15T. On one side it has 2 Red Wires and 2 Blue Wires. On the other side it has the Black and White, as well as 2 Yellow and a Red and a Blu wire. I disconnected the Black and White wires then cut all the wires close to the ballast. Then I removed the ballast. I had to wire the 2 Red and 2 Blue (all from the same side) to the White wire. Then on the other I Wired the 2 yellow, the Red and the Blue to the Black wire. (note if you need more wire for the one side like I did just use the white or black wire that is on the ballast or use another wire to connect) See my images. Everything worked great after that, the lights are super bright and seem really well made. Th...

led tubes Great warmer light color, using it in my small walk-in closet The 4ft 18W T8 LED Tube Light "warm light" 3000k bulbs are great for my little walk in closet! We have very old fluorescent fixtures (over 15 years old) that my husband was able to rewire to make these work. Others have done a good job explaining how to do so, and I'm not an electrician so I'll move on to the actual light quality. We just put in led tube lights in our kitchen and laundry room, in neutral/daylight 5000k, and I love them in those spaces, the light is very clean and white and bright and so I figured I would love them in my small walk in closet as well. WRONG. Every time I looked at myself in the mirror in my closet with the 5000k light I would bring my hands to my face home-alone style and gasp in horror at the ghost before me. (The ghost was me). Anyways, so I immediately decided I needed a warmer light in there, so I switched out the 5k for these in 3000k and it's so much be...

well-priced bulbs with warm light A pair of standard-base BR30 led flood bulbs. The warm light is evenly distributed, and only the bulb's modest weight gives away that it's an LED and not an incandescent. There's no warm-up, no buzz, and no extended fade-out. These 12W bulbs (1200 lumens) are easily brighter than my old 75W incandescents, and have lower power consumption than my first gen (14-15W) BR30 LEDs. The BR is for the shape of the bulb ("bulged reflector"). R30 / BR30 / PAR30 bulbs are all interchangeable, with some minor differences in light distribution. I love LEDs for their low power usage, the light output that doesn't fade, long life (infrequent replacements), and easy disposal (trash). All of these things make them consistently the best, most useful form of lighting available today. It's quite the major improvement from what was available just a few years ago. In almost all cases, the LED is now also the best priced option, e...

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