iBoutique 30W Daylight Energy Saving Light Bulb – Great For SAD Sufferers, Snooker, Pool, Hobbies, Crafts, Photography, With Bayonet Fitting. Actual equivalent output: 150 watts.
Posted by Admin on September 21st, 2010iBoutique 30W Daylight Energy Saving Light Bulb – Fantastic For SAD Sufferers, Snooker, Pool, Leisure activities, Crafts, Photography, With Bayonet Fitting. Actual equivalent output: 150 watts.
Energy saving full spectrum lighting. This item is not suitable for use with dimmer switches.
- Emits bright white, soothing light
- Suplementary light for Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) Sufferers
- Ideal for Snooker and Pool tables or indoor leisure activities
- Ideal for Art and Design, craftsmen, photography etc.
- Quality light for individual and communal workspaces
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Review by baklavafan for iBoutique 30W Daylight Energy Saving Light Bulb – Fantastic For SAD Sufferers, Snooker, Pool, Leisure activities, Crafts, Photography, With Bayonet Fitting. Actual equivalent output: 150 watts.
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The light from this bulb is a clear white light unlike the yellowish light from most light bulbs. While this doesn’t make the warm feeling of conventional bulbs and so may not suit everyone’s taste, I’ve found the light excellent for reading and working on text. An added bonus is that I’ve found that using these light bulbs helps to relieve my SAD symptoms. I have been working from home and started using daylight energy-saving bulbs about 2 years ago; so far I’ve got through both winters since without experiencing the usual seasonal lethargy and depression.
Review by A. Boboc for iBoutique 30W Daylight Energy Saving Light Bulb – Fantastic For SAD Sufferers, Snooker, Pool, Leisure activities, Crafts, Photography, With Bayonet Fitting. Actual equivalent output: 150 watts.
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Many of the people have the ceiling light with a single bulb and is always a problem with the light you get from the normal bulbs.
I used to have a B&Q 20W low consume light bulb that was supposed to deliver the light of the 120W of a stardard tungsten filament. The colour was a warm white that combined with the yellow walls colour was ok but with a strong yellow cast.
The new bulb is very impressive. First is shorter than the cheap ones you buy on the diy shops.
Second, the room was flooded with light like it was a sun in the room. Hard to look at the bulb when on.
The colour is a very pleasant daylight and not cold/blue like the neon lights. My SLR camera does not protest now anymore in the auto mode without the flash as with the light of the ancient bulb.
Virtually now I can do much better family pictures indoors and even my camcoder show better picture(less noise).
And third, the consumption: 30W that is pretty much like a bedside lamp.
Review by Linda for iBoutique 30W Daylight Energy Saving Light Bulb – Fantastic For SAD Sufferers, Snooker, Pool, Leisure activities, Crafts, Photography, With Bayonet Fitting. Actual equivalent output: 150 watts.
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I bought this along with an alarm clock from the same seller. It is bright to say the least and has certainly helped with my SAD. I use it in a lamp where I work and thoroughly recommend it.
Review by A. B. Rennie for iBoutique 30W Daylight Energy Saving Light Bulb – Fantastic For SAD Sufferers, Snooker, Pool, Leisure activities, Crafts, Photography, With Bayonet Fitting. Actual equivalent output: 150 watts.
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Perfect illumination, but gave up after a couple of months. Used in a bedroom so didn’t have an arduous life. I’ve bought an other so I’ll see how long this one lasts.
Review by James N. R. Goad for iBoutique 30W Daylight Energy Saving Light Bulb – Fantastic For SAD Sufferers, Snooker, Pool, Leisure activities, Crafts, Photography, With Bayonet Fitting. Actual equivalent output: 150 watts.
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Generally very excellent.
An incredible amount of light for 30W. It’s far superior to cheap alternatives and a bit more compact too. Fantastic for doing soldering work where I need really excellent light to see small detail. I bought some a year or so ago. One blew after about 2000 hours use (Heavy use over the cold, dull winter) & the others are getting noticeably dimmer now. Don’t believe the 8000 hour lifespan, in fact you’ll be lucky to get half that I reckon. Still very excellent though.