it will be brighter and logic wise it should increase but I doubt you will notice any increase in the electricity billssince it is just 2w difference. Unless you're going from 5w to 100w light
E27 LED bulb - use higher wattage than calculated
E27 LED bulb - use higher wattage than calculated
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Oct 17 2023, 11:23 AM
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it will be brighter and logic wise it should increase but I doubt you will notice any increase in the electricity billssince it is just 2w difference. Unless you're going from 5w to 100w light Bijisss liked this post
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Oct 17 2023, 11:29 AM
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QUOTE(Bijisss @ Oct 17 2023, 11:27 AM) I bought led bulb in natural light for living area. Do you think it will be too bright with 2W difference ? It will just slightly brighter, I've gone from 7w to 12w and still find it acceptable for me. Bijisss liked this post
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