Comments on: n:vision CFL Bulb Review – 23 watts, 2700k http://www.goodbadbulbs.com/2008/07/10/nvision-cfl-bulb-review-23-watts-2700k/ Fluorescent Light Reviews & LED Reviews Mon, 02 Jan 2012 23:29:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Mark http://www.goodbadbulbs.com/2008/07/10/nvision-cfl-bulb-review-23-watts-2700k/comment-page-1/#comment-31 Mark Wed, 06 Oct 2010 05:52:50 +0000 http://www.goodbadbulbs.com/?p=5#comment-31 Have you reviewed or used any "flame"-shaped, medium-based bulbs for chandeliers? I need to order those for 950-or-so apartments here in New York. What about the specific EcoSmart CFLs (with "A19" within the name) sold by Home Depot and praised by Consumer Reports for the past 3 comparisons? Is that true, or do "personalities" and "extraneous" factors in play here? To replace the conventional-shaped bulbs, most cooperators here will want the warm white, 2700 Kelvin bulbs equivalent in lumen output to 75-watt CFLs. (One bonus: It might make moot tendency of CFs to degrade in intensity with time.) P.S. Would most of these companies send samples I could test? I realize that LED lighting would cost them too much, but still. P.P.S. Matt Ross runs EcoSmart, which is a real player. They're also into solar, etc. Any veteran who has been to the hot, Middle-East deserts would know how to maximize energy! Have you reviewed or used any “flame”-shaped, medium-based bulbs for chandeliers? I need to order those for 950-or-so apartments here in New York. What about the specific EcoSmart CFLs (with “A19″ within the name) sold by Home Depot and praised by Consumer Reports for the past 3 comparisons? Is that true, or do “personalities” and “extraneous” factors in play here? To replace the conventional-shaped bulbs, most cooperators here will want the warm white, 2700 Kelvin bulbs equivalent in lumen output to 75-watt CFLs. (One bonus: It might make moot tendency of CFs to degrade in intensity with time.)

P.S. Would most of these companies send samples I could test? I realize that LED lighting would cost them too much, but still.
P.P.S. Matt Ross runs EcoSmart, which is a real player. They’re also into solar, etc. Any veteran who has been to the hot, Middle-East deserts would know how to maximize energy!

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