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Lamp Output Presentation Halogen Vs EM Halogen Fluoro Vs EM Halogen.

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1 Lamp Output Presentation Halogen Vs EM Halogen Fluoro Vs EM Halogen

2 Halogen 60˚ Beam Angle Lamps Standard 50W Dichroic Efficiency Matrix 35W Silver Back Efficiency Matrix 20W Silver Back 152 Lux 241 Lux 686 Lux 30˚ 769 Lux 413 Lux 608.3 Lux

3 CFL 60˚ Beam Angle Lamps Fluoro ECO CFL 15W Downlight Fitting The Efficiency Matrix Retrofit. Product Benefits of 20W Halogen Mitt: Does not need to be installed by an Electrician. Comparable watt consumption. Brighter Light output. Enables installation of an insulative downlight cover. No warm up times to get bright light. Cost effective. Reutilize existing fittings. Efficiency Matrix 20W Silver Back 152 Lux 132 Lux 136 Lux 30˚ 608.3 Lux

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