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is there a formula to compare HID lighting to LED to get the visible lumens?
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Douglas
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is there a formula to compare HID lighting to LED to get the visible lumens?
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is there a formula to compare HID lighting to LED to get the visible lumens?
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tlbs101
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Re: is there a formula to compare HID lighting to LED to get the visible lumens?
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April 19, 2011, 07:10:41 AM »
The rule of thumb for currently available white LED lamps in service is about 60 lumens/watt. But, developers are coming up with more and more efficient LEDs almost every month (Cree has the current record at over 200 lumens per Watt -- but these won't be available in plug-in headlamp replacements for several more years). There are commercially available white LEDs that are good for over 100 lumens per Watt that might make their way into auto headlamps within a year or so.
HID "burner" type lamps are good for between 80 and 90 lumens per watt.
So.... right now, HIDs are a little more efficient than LEDs but that will change in the next year, or two.
Even so, LEDs last much longer than HIDs.
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efficiency of LED can be over 100lm/w in the market. In the lab, efficiency of LED is over 200lm/w. It's over 8 times higher than efficiency of incandescent bulbs, which is also 2 times higher than efficiency of CFL bulbs.
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