Full Spectrum 3-Way Bulb-Frosted 50/100/150 W - 1 - Bulb
Description:
Accu-Tech Full Spectrum fluorescents provides accurate color matching technology by simulating the full color and ultraviolet spectrum of natural outdoor light. This extraordinary light is achieved by using rare phosphors which are blended in order to obtain the Accu-Tech color which produces a desirable Kelvin temperature and high Color-Rendering-Index. Best of all the Accu-Tech Fluorescents are economically priced at a cost which is generally half the price of our competitors equivalent product. FEATURES: 30,000 Hours rated life Kelvin Temperature 5900 Degrees C.R.I. 90 (Color Rendering Index) Optimizes Color-Matching Precise spectral distribution Reduced glare Direct replacement of existing tubes
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Product Details:
Product Weight:
0.19 pounds
Package Length:
5.0 inches
Package Width:
2.8 inches
Package Height:
2.8 inches
Average Customer Rating:
based on 2 reviews
Label Information:
Ingredients:
Product name: 50W - 100W - 150W 3 Way BulbSize: 1 BulbBarcode: 738041121513 Chromalux Light Bulbs are long-life light bulbs that offer full spectrum lighting which closely imitates natural dayligh
Average Customer Review:
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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
YellowishJun 30, 2011
By Kevin I bought this because i think the light color will be just like daylight. But I was wrong. The light emit from this bulb look yellowish and a little greenish. The brightness is okay compared to many other full spectrum bulbs on the market. Still, I don't like the color.
5 of 11 found the following review helpful:
A bit let down by ChromaluxMay 16, 2009
By LB
"Helfenfreude"
Well... where to start. Start with its comparison. Enter Reveal bulbs... on the EAST coast, they are pretty little purple things that come in a bazillion sizes, wattages, clear or frosted, you have a serious selection at Lowe's awaiting you. Enter Chromalux... expensive, as in more expensive than 8 GE Reveal bulbs of equal use/function...
I was told by a friend how these last for 5-7 years, how they are beautiful, how they are so many things superior to GE Reveal (and I got 2, this 3 way and a regular 100W, mostly because I had a SERIOUS sale going on and also got one free because it was effectively spend $40 and get $50 of stuff... I needed $42, got $51 of stuff).
My first impression? Wow, forget winter heaters... these light bulbs are dangerously hot, like... I wouldn't put them in my lamps hot. From the ceiling with only that on electric-wise, I felt heat pulsating down on me... so for winter, you bet I used them a couple key places...
Second impression? Well, rats... they look kinda yellow, "warm" hued like incandescents. Not AS yellow, no, but after crisp reveals, things went blurry again. It was alright for some places. My friend remarked that he liked this. I, with my 20/15 LASIK vision at work, most certainly did not like feeling like I was in the 20/70 range just because my light didn't discriminate nearly as many details. Still, when I needed that heat source, it DID work fantastically, though 150 watts... whoosh, what a bill. Methinks the space heater was a bit cheaper.
Third impression... light output was WEAK. Seriously weak. 100 watts, on both the 3 way AND the straight up 100... the wall was the same color (brightness), as were floors, etc (in other words, it put out the same amount of actual BRIGHT LIGHT) as 40, yes, FORTY!, watts of reveal. In the era of compact fluorescents and their 7-15 watt boasting privileges, well, I'll overall keep my 40W reveal for my 100 watt natural spectrum jobs, cause DERN, that thing was DIM. Didn't matter where, as I tested thoroughly in several spots with photos on exact settings (no auto-adjusting, just straight "take exactly what I show you" cam settings... and yeah, dim :( (I did, for testing purposes, try it in a lamp... I just feared for the life of my shade after a while)...
The Chromalux comes out to play when snow and hailstorms come my way. Otherwise, its pretty box can play with the brand I call Chroma-sux.
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