Posted by Indiana Ken on September 07, 2012 at 16:38:19 from (66.249.234.244):
In Reply to: LED Floodlights?? posted by dave2 on September 07, 2012 at 08:41:24:
Per your link the 12 Volt LED was listed as 10 watt. I asuume that is 10 watts comsumption which would be roughly equal to the light output of a 60 to 70 watt incandescent bulb consuming 60 to 70 watts.
The same LED lamp rated at 10 watts, only configured to run on 85 to 300 volts AC should be similar in light output. All LEDs have some sort of electronics/resistor to reduce the voltage and control the current across the LEDs.
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