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Xringer · 05-29-12, 08:54 PM

I like how bright those are, but I'm not so sure about their lifespan..
Yesterday, I had another 40w failure. That's the 2nd one that's died.
One of the others that failed was a round designer type (from bathroom fixture).

Glad these have the 2 year store replacement deal..

I've got two new ($15) 60w LEDs from Home Depot that are working good so far.
AmbientLED 12-Watt (60W) A19 Soft White (2700K) Light Bulb-423343 at The Home Depot

They look odd, but they work very nicely..

Brightness: 805 lumens
Light Appearance: 2700K (Soft White)

$5 cheaper than the Utilitech 60-Watt Equivalent Model #: LA19/OM800/LED

05-29-12, 08:54 PM	#28
Xringer Lex Parsimoniae Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Woburn, MA Posts: 4,918 Thanks: 114 Thanked 250 Times in 230 Posts	utilitech I like how bright those are, but I'm not so sure about their lifespan.. Yesterday, I had another 40w failure. That's the 2nd one that's died. One of the others that failed was a round designer type (from bathroom fixture). Glad these have the 2 year store replacement deal.. I've got two new ($15) 60w LEDs from Home Depot that are working good so far. AmbientLED 12-Watt (60W) A19 Soft White (2700K) Light Bulb-423343 at The Home Depot They look odd, but they work very nicely.. Brightness: 805 lumens Light Appearance: 2700K (Soft White) $5 cheaper than the Utilitech 60-Watt Equivalent Model #: LA19/OM800/LED __________________ My hobby is installing & trying to repair mini-splits EPA 608 Type 1 Technician Certification ~ 5 lbs or less..