Review on 💡 Efficient Non-Dimmable Philips LED Frosted Light for Industrial Electrical and Lighting Components by Timothy Cox

These 100W equivalent filament bulbs are much better than Philips [14W (= 100W) E26 LED Filament Bulb (= E27) US 90V 240V Free Voltage 3000K Warm White 1400 Lumens Long Life Bulbs] , because it is a lamp with a higher lumen rating than its 1400 lumen counterpart. Again, lumens make or break a lamp in relation to its overall output. We buy these bulbs for LIGHT, and to a lesser extent we buy them for their lifetime. If a 100-watt equivalent bulb doesn't fall within the standard 1500-1750 lumen range, then think of it as nothing more than a glorified 75-watt bulb. You'd be surprised how many lamps claim to be 100-watt equivalent but don't produce enough light to meet that 100-watt requirement. Don't let anyone tell you this equals 100 watts without looking at the total light output. It may be new technology, but many companies take advantage of customer ignorance by claiming to sell a bulb that claims to give the same amount of light but doesn't. These lightbulbs are excellent. I haven't had any problems with them yet. I've been using her for over six months now and I'll be upgrading this rating to 5 stars pretty soon once she's surpassed my six month performance threshold.