LED Bulb Thread

Aye my local stocks seem to be running out fast, doesn't help that they are cheaper than the ASDA own brand ones lol

Those Duracell ones worth the money? gonna need 8 of them
 
Replaced 6 LED bulbs in my barthroom. Looking to replace several other lamps in the house, E14s and an E27.

I have a 5 lamp ceiling rose that needs 5 LEDs. Looking at getting 5 Low watt LEDs for it. E14 fit. Non Dim would be fine.

Also looking for 2 x 27 LEDs dimmable.

Any help would be great
 
Nightglow said:
http://www.ledhut.co.uk/

Had email from Quidco, used LED Hut through Quidco, I got 20% discount & 20% cashback.
Click to expand...

I did the same today and took the plunge, replacing all the bulbs in the house.

I've gone for-

http://www.ledhut.co.uk/gu10-smd-led-220-lumens-45-watts-equiv-best-internet-price.html x7 in cool white for the Kitchen spot lights

http://www.ledhut.co.uk/4-watt-e14-led-candle-shape-bulb.htmll x2 in clear coating, cool white for the cooker hood

http://www.ledhut.co.uk/7-watt-e27-high-output-standard-shape-led-bulb.html x4 in Warm White. 2 for the conservatory, and 1 for each of the bathrooms

http://www.ledhut.co.uk/7-watt-b22-high-output-standard-shape-led-bulb.html x4, 1 for the lounge, 1 for each of the bedrooms, and 1 for the hallway.

I'd done a fair amount of reading, and I'm happy with what I've gone for. The total wattage comparison is a huge difference.

Kitchen
7x50w Halogen
2x40w Bulb

Conservatory
2x60w Bulb

Bathrooms (x2)
2x60w Bulb

Hall
1x100w Bulb

Bedrooms and Lounge
3x60w Bulbs

So yes, not a single energy saving bulb before. Total comparative difference is 950w vs 84w total if my maths is right, which is obviously a huge difference.

Will be interesting to see how we get on with them.
 
Conanius said:
I did the same today and took the plunge, replacing all the bulbs in the house.

I've gone for-

http://www.ledhut.co.uk/gu10-smd-led-220-lumens-45-watts-equiv-best-internet-price.html x7 in cool white for the Kitchen spot lights

http://www.ledhut.co.uk/4-watt-e14-led-candle-shape-bulb.htmll x2 in clear coating, cool white for the cooker hood

http://www.ledhut.co.uk/7-watt-e27-high-output-standard-shape-led-bulb.html x4 in Warm White. 2 for the conservatory, and 1 for each of the bathrooms

http://www.ledhut.co.uk/7-watt-b22-high-output-standard-shape-led-bulb.html x4, 1 for the lounge, 1 for each of the bedrooms, and 1 for the hallway.

I'd done a fair amount of reading, and I'm happy with what I've gone for. The total wattage comparison is a huge difference.

Kitchen
7x50w Halogen
2x40w Bulb

Conservatory
2x60w Bulb

Bathrooms (x2)
2x60w Bulb

Hall
1x100w Bulb

Bedrooms and Lounge
3x60w Bulbs

So yes, not a single energy saving bulb before. Total comparative difference is 950w vs 84w total if my maths is right, which is obviously a huge difference.

Will be interesting to see how we get on with them.
Click to expand...

Be interested on the B22 bulbs! I see they do a 10W dimmable one!
 
Conanius said:
To those that have asked about the b22 7w, I'll sort pictures when it arrives :)
Click to expand...

We have 3x50 B22 bulbs in our lounge, and the kids have 2 more too! So I'd be interested in dimmable LED B22 bulbs! But do you need a new dimmer too like regular LEDs?
 
Just took the plunge with some cheapies from LED Hut using the 20% off code. Also get 20% cashback on Quidco.

Watt GU10 LED Bulb - Wide Beam Angle Warm White
GU10-320-WW 5 = £34.44

*New* 4 Watt - E27 LED Golf Ball Shape Bulb Warm White
E27-A3G-WW 2 = £14.06

*New* 4 Watt - B22 LED Golf Ball Shape Bulb Warm White
B22-A3G-WW 1 = £7.04

Subtotal £55.54
Shipping & Handling £1.99
Discount (BEENY20) -£9.25
VAT £7.41
Grand Total £46.43
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom