Why are light bulbs way more bright than flashlights?

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Why are light bulbs way more bright than flashlights?

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Anonymous 0 Comments

theyre not.

but for those that are, flashlights are designed to use less power because they have their power source with them. and long-lasting lightweight power is valued over maximizing brightness.

new technology has changed this a bit. more lumens (brightness) per watt (power) with newer technology.

my nightcore headlamp is rated at 190 lumens for 17hr (more like 2-3 hr sadly) on 1800mah*3.7v? = 6watt-hours. your average household bulb is 1000-1600lumens and you can expect 70-100lumens/watt from LEDs. so figure 10-15watts to run such a bulb.

you can get a flashlight that will pump out 1000 lumens or more. it just will need a 10-20wh battery to run for an hour.

https://www.nitecorestore.com/Nitecore-NU32-Headlamp-p/fl-nite-nu32-bk.htm

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