What is the LED equivalent of 40W?

Compare wattage

Traditional bulb1 Halogen2 LED
40 watts 25 watts 5 watts
60 watts 40 watts 7 watts
75 watts 45 watts 9 watts
100 watts 60 watts 12 watts

How many lumens is a 40 watt CFL bulb?

460 lumens
Wattage to Brightness Comparison A 40 watt incandescent filament bulb produces roughly 460 lumens. An equivalent compact fluorescents (CFL) bulb in light output (lumens) should consume only around 7 watts and LEDs approximately 6 watts.

What is a 40 watt CFL bulb equivalent to?

Know your watts and lumens (light output)

Incandescent CFL Lumens
40W 11-12W >490
60W 13-18W >900
75W 19-22W >1,200
100W 23-26W >1,750

How many lumens is a 45 watt fluorescent bulb?

2800
ALZO 45W CFL Photo Light Bulb 5500K, 2800 Lumens, 120V, Pack of 4

Wattage (Energy Used): 45 watt
Lumens (Brightness): 2800
Color Temperature (Appearance): 5500K
CRI: 91
Voltage: 117

How many lumens does a CFL light bulb use?

CFLs and LEDs use much fewer watts than incandescents with the same brightness. As a rule, you’ll replace a standard 75-watt bulb with an energy-saving bulb of about 1100 lumens. On the low end, replace a 40-watt bulb with an energy-saving bulb of about 450 lumens.

Which is more energy efficient CFL or led?

While the math for the CFL bulbs is simple, the LED bulbs are even more energy-efficient and durable than compact fluorescent light bulbs. LEDs require less wattage than CFL for the same amount of light.

How many lumens does a LED bulb use?

Some of the most energy to light efficient LED bulbs are now reaching over 120 lumens in Energy Star tests. A 40 watt incandescent filament bulb produces roughly 460 lumens. An equivalent compact fluorescents (CFL) bulb in light output (lumens) should consume only around 7 watts and LEDs approximately 6 watts.

How many lumens does a 40 watt incandescent bulb produce?

A 40 watt incandescent filament bulb produces roughly 460 lumens. An equivalent compact fluorescents (CFL) bulb in light output (lumens) should consume only around 7 watts and LEDs approximately 6 watts. Data sources: American Association of Physics Teachers 1996 and Energy Star 2016 What else can affect brightness perception?

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