Question about light bulb watt and lamp maximum watt

1.05K views

I got a lamp that listed out the limitation of the watt as Max 60W E27 (Max 60W Incan ~ Max 42W Halo ~ MAX 10W LED). At the beginning I only think that max watts of the lamp is 60W then I purchased and used a fluorescent Philips bulb at 32W for more than 6 months. Now I want to change to the higher lumen bulb and notice about the warning “Max 60W Incan ~ Max 42W Halo ~ MAX 10W LED”. I am not quite sure is that possible for me to use a LED bulb at 18W or as long as I am not exceed the 60W limitation OR I have to follow their warning like LED bulb has to be 10W? Thanks

In: Engineering

3 Answers

Anonymous 0 Comments

Simply said, 60W is maximum heat that lamp can hold (dissipate). Anything less than that, you are good. I don’t see a reason of printing LED equivalent, except for you to know when you go to buy it (so lighting is similar).

You are viewing 1 out of 3 answers, click here to view all answers.