I’m looking for the best bulb possible in terms of:

-Intensity (best for study)
-Low Consumption
-Cool
-Price

I saw this item @ eBay

http://cgi.ebay.com/E27-White-60-LED-Spot-Light-Lamp-Bulb-Spotlight-110V_W0QQitemZ220356563981QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item220356563981&_trksid=p3911.c0.m14&_trkparms=72%3A1199|66%3A2|65%3A12|39%3A1|240%3A1318

do you think is good? if i have more led is better? anything you can advice is welcome!

THANX
or is this one better?

http://cgi.ebay.com/110V-E14-White-38-LED-Spot-Light-Bulb-Lamp-Spotlight_W0QQitemZ220357915367QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_2?hash=item220357915367&_trksid=p3911.c0.m14&_trkparms=72%3A1199|66%3A2|65%3A12|39%3A1|240%3A1318

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Answer by Les
These lamps should meet your criteria, but the problem I see is that the white spectrum that LED’s put out are more towards the blue end. So these lights will appear very cold, harsh, and unpleasant. I recommend trying out a warm white CFL first. The advantage is that you can buy it locally at Lowe’s and return it if you don’t like it. They last a long time, use only about 14w for a 60w equivalent, and they run much cooler than an incandescent. In my opinion, LED’s have come a long way and will continue to evolve, but they are not yet ready to light a room in a house. They make LED’s that give off a “warmer” light, but they are extremely expensive at this time.

Answer by laf1406
If you only need the light for a desk go Led. If you need it to fill your room and have more than one place for a bulb in your room, i think Led’s can be a good option as well. One Led bulb cannot fully replace a normal incadescent light bulb. If you go with Led’s go warm white, or yellow and not white and go flood instead of spot unless it’s for desk. I had white Led bulbs in my house and it annoyed me, so i took them out and replaced some with warm white. You can go CFL but the mercury inside scares some away but this is a descent way to save a little money.
The 1st ebay option (white is bad)
The 2nd: The base might be too small for normal sockets.
Overall if you have the room for more Led’s do it. You will need to make up for the brightness of 1normal light with a few Led’s. The website i quoted is pretty good, it’s where i got my Led’s bulbs from. They are really nice if you have any really hard questions and won’t try to sell you more than they will educate you.

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Heres tha LED Light Bulb

http://www.chinavasion.com/product_info.php/pName/led-color-changing-light-bulb-with-wireless-remote/

by the way its not for a lamp, its for my main socket from the ceiling

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Answer by Madge
what is a “click” socket
sounds like a low voltage lamp, if so, no

Answer by judith l
any hardware store.

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Answer by Kevin
Yes, I found several manufacturers of LED lightbulbs with standard (aka Edison) bases… I’ve been meaning to buy a few to test for our house.
C. Crane and DealExtreme both sell them.

Answer by Chris
Led lights do not work on 120 volt alternating current. There are people that sell systems that will operate on 120 volts, but there is a circuit designed to handle this voltage. The bulbs themselves do not operate on 120 volts.

Answer by Looked Down and I was Smoking
I don’t know which of these guy’s are right . Can you take your fixture to an electrical shop ?

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Answer by Kevin
Yes, I found several manufacturers of LED lightbulbs with standard (aka Edison) bases… I’ve been meaning to buy a few to test for our house.
C. Crane and DealExtreme both sell them.

Answer by Chris
Led lights do not work on 120 volt alternating current. There are people that sell systems that will operate on 120 volts, but there is a circuit designed to handle this voltage. The bulbs themselves do not operate on 120 volts.

Answer by Looked Down and I was Smoking
I don’t know which of these guy’s are right . Can you take your fixture to an electrical shop ?

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Heres tha LED Light Bulb

http://www.chinavasion.com/product_info.php/pName/led-color-changing-light-bulb-with-wireless-remote/

by the way its not for a lamp, its for my main socket from the ceiling

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Answer by Madge
what is a “click” socket
sounds like a low voltage lamp, if so, no

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Answer by linlyons
refrigerator bulbs are typically appliance bulbs, and are, i think, usually less than 40 watts.
in any case, it’s unlikely that your frig is open that much, so the energy saved will be minimal.
i’m not saying you shouldn’t, just that there may be other things that would provide you more benefit.

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http://www.donsgreenstore.com/LED%20light%20bulb%20sample%20pack%207.html

which states:
Our LED Sampler Pack includes these 5 LED light bulbs; All are 110v, 60 Hz, medium base (E27) bulbs for use in standard sized lighting fixtures in the US and Canada

Can i use this in a standard AC socket or do i need to use DC?

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Answer by wires
The bulbs you’re looking at are direct replacements for a standard 110 VAC incandescent bulb. Just screw them into the lamp you want to use them in and turn them on.

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Heres tha LED Light Bulb

http://www.chinavasion.com/product_info.php/pName/led-color-changing-light-bulb-with-wireless-remote/

by the way its not for a lamp, its for my main socket from the ceiling

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Answer by Madge
what is a “click” socket
sounds like a low voltage lamp, if so, no

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Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!

http://www.donsgreenstore.com/LED%20light%20bulb%20sample%20pack%207.html

which states:
Our LED Sampler Pack includes these 5 LED light bulbs; All are 110v, 60 Hz, medium base (E27) bulbs for use in standard sized lighting fixtures in the US and Canada

Can i use this in a standard AC socket or do i need to use DC?

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Answer by wires
The bulbs you’re looking at are direct replacements for a standard 110 VAC incandescent bulb. Just screw them into the lamp you want to use them in and turn them on.

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Answer by linlyons
refrigerator bulbs are typically appliance bulbs, and are, i think, usually less than 40 watts.
in any case, it’s unlikely that your frig is open that much, so the energy saved will be minimal.
i’m not saying you shouldn’t, just that there may be other things that would provide you more benefit.

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