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  • What's the LED equivalent of a 100W Light bulb?

    The power equivalence between LED bulbs and other technologies depends entirely on the type of bulb to be replaced, and the energy efficiency of the LED bulb. In the case of E27 household bulbs, which replace incandescent bulbs, these typically achieve the same amount of light with up to 90% less energy consumption. In the case of 100W incandescent bulbs, they could be replaced by our 12W BB1B12 LED bulbs. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

  • Why do LED bulbs flicker?

    In isolated cases, our bulbs may remain dimly lit, or flicker even if the switch is turned off. The problem lies in the fact that LED bulbs operate with such a low voltage that any unwanted current could turn them on. This happens when we have a pilot switch, which lets a small amount of current through the phase wire, or when we have a return current, because of some small shunt. The solution is to remove the pilot light from our switch, check the installation to eliminate any possible shunt, or install an absorption device, such as our Flash Save (FS1) in parallel to the luminaire line.