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Give us a call at (888) 222-4410 or fill out the form below.There have been some major changes in lighting in recent years due to the introduction of energy efficient CFL and LED bulbs. Familiar old incandescent bulbs are becoming a thing of the past, as both their energy-hogging habits and their “wattage” rating become obsolete. In their places will be high efficiency bulbs with a much more accurate “lumens” rating. Here’s a handy guide to help you understand the difference and navigate the changes. To start with, what’s the difference between a watt and a lumen? Watts are a measurement of how much electricity something uses. It actually has nothing to do with how bright a bulb is, but incandescent bulbs are so similar that when we bought a 100-watt incandescent light bulb, we had a general idea of how bright it would be. With newer types of bulbs, it takes far fewer watts to create just as much light, so wattage ratings are no longer very useful. Each type of bulb is different, and the whole idea is to develop bulbs that use fewer watts to make more light.

Lumens, on the other hand, actually measure the amount of light being put out by the bulb. Lumens are a much more accurate measurement, because it tells you how the light actually performs, regardless of the source that produced it. One lumen is approximately equal to the amount of light put out by one birthday candle that’s one foot away from you. To help you get an idea of the lumen scale, a standard 60-watt bulb puts out around 750-850 lumens of light. If you’re choosing bulbs for task lighting, look for bulbs with 1000 lumens or more. Like miles-per-gallon in a car, the lumens-per-watt rating measures how much light that particular bulb produces per watt of power used, which tells you how energy efficient it is. Under the new system, when shopping for a light bulb, you should first look for the bulbs that produce the number of lumens you need. Once you know the right brightness, you can then look at the lumens-per-watt rating to find the bulb that’s most energy efficient.

The lumens-per-watt rating is an average, since light bulbs become less efficient as they age. Under the new energy standards, don’t expect to see incandescent bulbs on the shelves much longer. They don’t measure up to the new efficiency standards and will be phased out over time. Incandescent bulbs produce around 20 lumens per watt, while some of the newer LED bulbs pack a whopping 100 lumens per watt or more! If you’re not into fine print, one easy way to choose light bulbs is to look for the Energy Star rating. To qualify for Energy Star, light bulbs must meet certain lumens-per-watt standards. Here’s a handy chart to help you understand how watts and lumens relate to each other under the Energy Star system:Bookmark us and come back to visit sometime... 55 Preparedness Items  21 Popular Preps  People Are Buying Preps On This List I have no doubt that the best LED flood light replacement for outdoor motion light security is currently the Hyperikon® PAR38.

Because I have been using them in all my outdoor motion lights for security around the home – having replaced all of the standard tungsten incandescent flood lights / spotlights. I recently purchased and installed several more of these LED bulbs for my ‘RAB Stealth’ outdoor motion lights in order to drastically reduce their energy consumption – which is especially important to me since I’m running off-grid solar power. But that’s not the only reason… These LED floods are currently the best replacement that I’ve found. First, I have been using these (RAB) outdoor motion lights for many years (they are the best in the business). Until recently (since these LED replacement bulbs were developed), I had been using your typical 150 watt flood light or spotlight combination. When all of these lights were on at once (I have a number of motion lights), they were consuming many hundreds of watts. Since I now have solar panels (and a battery bank for nighttime energy) I am very conscious of energy consumption and these LED replacement bulbs have solved my problem…

The Hyperikon® LED flood light will save approximately 85% electricity consumption based on ‘lumens’ equivalent (brightness), and only consumes about 10% of what a typical incandescent flood light uses. That’s a 90% savings differential! Typical Flood light: 150 Watts Hyperikon® LED flood light: 14 Watts This is not only good news for general energy consumption, but if you have solar then it’s very significant! But there are more reasons why they’re the best (so far)… Brightness is expressed by a technical term called ‘lumens’. A ‘typical’ 150 watt incandescent flood light puts out about 1700 lumens. The LED replacement flood light that I’m comparing in this article puts out 1240 lumens (about 73% equivalent). HOWEVER, I’ve got to tell you that I really hardly notice any difference while comparing this LED to the regular flood light… which may be due to factors such as the beam angle, reflector design, and/or color temperature. This particular LED replacement bulb has a beam angle of 40 degrees (even though they call it a ‘flood light’).

The light certainly is ‘pushed’ out there via the reflector design. Additionally, there is a good amount of surrounding light versus the ‘directed’ light – making for a very good ‘flooded’ mix in my opinion. This refers to how the cast of the light appears to your eyes – in gradients from warm to cool (reddish/yellow to blue/white). Hyperikon® makes this LED bulb in three different color temperatures. Soft White Glow (3000K) I have purchased the 4000K and the 3000K for my outdoor motion lights. With that said, I definitely like the 3000K LED bulbs because the color temperature is nearly identical to a traditional flood light. It’s not ‘white’ or ‘blue’, but it has a significant yellowish hue which I simply like better visually. This is a statistic where the LED really shines. The life expectancy is tremendously longer than a traditional incandescent bulb! Typical 150 Watt Incandescent Flood Light: 1.8 years Hyperikon® LED Flood Light: 21 years (45,000 hours)