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A true 100W equivalent LED typically consumes only 14 to 17 watts to produce this light. 2. Choose the Right Color Temperature The "color" of the light is measured in Kelvin (K).

When buying "100-watt bulbs" today, you are likely looking for , as traditional 100-watt incandescent bulbs have largely been phased out due to energy efficiency regulations. Modern LEDs provide the same brightness while using up to 90% less energy. 1. Match Brightness (Lumens, not Watts) buy 100 watt bulbs

The most important factor is the count, which measures actual light output. Target: Look for bulbs labeled with 1,500 to 1,600 lumens . you are likely looking for

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