🏠 Sylvania Home Lighting 78102 Equivalent: Illuminating your Living Spaces with Superior Efficiency and Resplendent Ambiance Review

Our fluorescent kitchen light had 12 inch (32W, 2400 lumens) and 8 inch (22W, 1050 lumens), both round fluorescent tubes (kitchen/bathroom color temperature 3000 degrees Kelvin), hidden behind a plastic diffuser. I removed the ballast and connected a couple of lampholders in parallel directly to the incoming AC power. Now bright dots on the diffuser reveal the position of the new LED bulbs, but what a difference! From 3000 Kelvin to 3500 Kelvin the light gets a bit whiter, and 3000 lumens is…

The new light bulb is on the far right in the photo. Although it may look blue, it's actually a bit warm when you see it in person. Old lamps for 2700,000 colors. I love the 3500,000 lightbulbs, especially now that I need reading glasses. The color is perfect for me. It's not neutral, which wouldn't give it color, it's a bit on the red part of the color spectrum. 4000k is what you want if you want a totally neutral light. If you want the light in your home to be more like sunlight, these bulbs…

These are bright but not too bright. They are neither too yellow nor too blue and don't flicker like CFLs. You can be near your lamp without feeling like there is a spotlight in your room, even with an equivalent power of 100W. We have cathedral ceilings and most of the lamps are too dim to illuminate the reading room well enough illuminate. We have pairs of lamps in our living room, bedroom, home office etc and they are great for creating a well lit environment without being too garish. We…