Let me guess, you need more?
>8.9WIf you live in Dubai, you can have even less.
>>109704572Do they come in frosted? I'd prefer to not burn my retinas every time I glance at one by mistake.
>>109705059>lily-livered niggas on my /g/ in the current yearHow the low the once mighty /g/ has sunk..
>>109704572miss me with that weak yt boi bullshitI have the Sun, sorry you can't relate
>>109704572bloat
>>109704777Is this black magic?Or lamps supposed to be this efficient without jewish trickery?
>>109704777I can buy the same specs in Ikea except those are not coolslop like in a morgue but nice and warm.
>still impossible to get cri95 lightbulbs in europe
>>109705059Bulbs aren't mant to be used bare.You're supposed to either use them in a frosted fixture or aimed at a wall/ceiling in a fixture that blocks direct sight.Which brings me to the point that bulbs are deprecated and should be replaced with panels.
>>109705293They just drive the LED's at a lower voltage.Meaning the production cost is about doulble, but on the other hand they also last many times longer.
>>109705293>Or lamps supposed to be this efficient without jewish trickery?Basically yes. Conversely to incandescent bulbs, where their efficiency increases with power, LEDs are most efficient when barely any current is run through them. So, 1000 low-power LEDs run at 1A will produce vastly more light than a single high-power LED 1A. Those Dubai lamps are shifted towards the larger array end of the spectrum by a factor of like 2-3, so they'll produce as much light with half the power that Jewish bulbs require, and the LED filaments will probably last something like 5x-10x as long.That said, the shitty "cost-optimized" power delivery circuitry will probably fail long before the LEDs themselves do, like all LED lamps.
>>109705442>the shitty "cost-optimized" power delivery circuitry will probably fail long before the LEDs themselves do, like all LED lamps.Probably, yes.But by requiring less power the power circuity could also be made to last several times longer than less efficient bulbs.
how does /g/ read that is that a 227 lamp
>>109705334warm ultra efficient leds are greenish and you can basically look at them directly without flinchingthere's a reason none of those ultra efficient leds have any sort of CRI rating on them
>>109705373> You're holding it wrongPlease fuck off
>>109704572True endgame is having darkvision.>>109705264
>>109706051>greenishok schizo>you can basically look at them directly without flinchingThat depends on the lumens>muh heckin CRI ratingI don't care. I just want my lights to be comfy.
>>109706280you're awfully short tempered if you managed to take my post as anything other than a warning
>>109704572I do, I post my lamp every few months. Incandescent ftw
Watts good enough for Edison is good enough for me.
>>109705293LEDs are more efficient when they run cold.Most LED lights cheap out on the number of chips absolutely grill them to within an inch of their life for maximum light output. That's also why they often fail early, despite LEDs having claimed lifespans of 20+ years.Dubai chose to exercise their influence/money to strongarm manufacturers into making actually good lamps for their new construction.
>>109705373>Bulbs aren't mant to be used bare.Says who?>should be replaced with panelsYou mean the ones where you have to throw out the whole hardwired fixture when it fails after a few years? How about no.Unless there's a new alternative socket standard that's as widespread and easy to use as the Edison socket, it's not happening.
i don't even buy lightbulbs anymorei buy lamps. for the ceiling, table, nightstand, floodlights w/e
>>109706159>that filename
>>109706159
>>109705442>power delivery circuitry will probably failIIRC those Dubai lamps have some duplicate circuits so they could continue working even after some of them fail.
>>109707281Looks sick
>>109708831I'm surprised it didn't go>Yes—it is Hebrew, not Klingon
>>109704572>PhilipsBased
>>109704572Ultra-efficient LED bulbs suck because they use a very simple driver circuit, and because the LED string drops almost all the input voltage, any change in the line voltage ends up being visible in the light output. For example, if my GPU is running hard on a shared circuit with these bulbs, you will see them flickering. It's fucking annoying.
>>109709477Anon I think you should be worrying if a load as small as a GPU causes enough voltage drop to be visible in the lights. I would understand if it's some 2-3kW space heater or something but a GPU is what, 600W max if you have the hungriest piece of shit out there?
>>109704572Modern LEDs are an abomination: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQ62_J6gp8o
>>109705334>coolslop
>>109709477>because the LED string drops almost all the input voltage
