I need an education on LED lighting
We have a new trailer and all the lighting is LED. The one over our sofa where we sit and read is too bright and I would like to change it out for one not as bright. When I take the lens off the...
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GordonThree wrote:
Fixtures should be rated by lumens, that is the brightness. If lumens aren't available figure on 60 lumens per watt, assuming you can find a watt rating.
A 100 watt conventional light bulb is 800-1000 lumens for comparison.
There are RV LED fixtures with selectable brightness and also dimmer knobs.
These fixture have no lumen or wattage rating. When I took the lens off I was hoping to find that and then I wouldn't have any problem, find one with less wattage/lumens.
I don't think light emiting diodes are rated that way
jack L
