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September 26 2019 – Alex Nathan
Do LED Bulbs Need a Transformer?
All mains powered LED bulbs require a transformer. Depending on the bulb type, the transformer/driver may be built in to the bulb casing or may be located externally. The purpose of the transformer is to reduce mains voltage (240V) to the desired level relative to the bulb being powered (e.g. 12V or 24V).
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September 19 2019 – Alex Nathan
What are Lumens?
Lumens give an accurate measure of perceived light output at a given distance from a light source. Unlike the antiquated Wattage system (which measures the power required to light a bulb), Lumens indicate the true brightness of a bulb regardless of the power required to light the bulb in Watts (please see table below). How Much Light is One Lumen?...
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