Flood Light Sale

We have 100W and 150W Flood lights from the outdoor lighting range on special at 30% discount until the end of January. These are only visible if you are logged in our site as a forum customer. If you do not wish to sign up (remember there is 10% off all products not already discounted if you are registered) please PM us to discuss your requirements.
These lamps have a 2 year warranty and are covered by our 30 day return policy.

 

[carpenter1]

what advantage is it being a forum member and how do you do it?

 

[Luxum LED]

what advantage is it being a forum member and how do you do it?

Thank you for your question
If you register with our website www.luxum.co.uk you will receive 10% discount on any product (not already on offer) when you add to cart. We also have free delivery and returns. Additional to this you will be able to view any promotions when logged in, such as this one.

 

[David.]

How much different is the 100w industrial heavy duty unit at 3 times the price?
And what light output will 100w led give, as approx quartz halogen equivalent?

 

[Luxum LED]

How much different is the 100w industrial heavy duty unit at 3 times the price?
And what light output will 100w led give, as approx quartz halogen equivalent?

The heavy duty range has a higher quality chip and superior driver. For example the standard 100W produces 8000lm were as the heavy duty produces 10000lm this is achieved not only by the chip and driver but by the superior build and heat sink. A primary cause of lumen depreciation is heat generated at the LED junction therefore heat generated must be removed by means of thermal convection and this is achieved by the Large fins for efficient cooling. Simply, the heavy duty is a superior build and is able to withstand continuous use in harsh environments whilst still maintain efficiency. It also has a 5 year manufacture warranty.
The easy way to work out Led comparisons is by comparing the lumens per watt - lm/w ratio.
Most halogen lamps produce a max of 24 lm/w. If you take the comparison of the 100W standard flood light at 80 lm/w producing 8000 lumens, a 100W halogen would produce 2400 lumens. You would need at least a 300W halogen to compare. To replace a 100W halogen you would need a 30W Led.
Hope this helps, we also have a Led guide on our website.