HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT LIGHT BULB | Light Bulb Moments with Eleanor Bell

[@Bopek]

thank you!

[@eleanorbell]

You're welcome!

[@sammyrizoi431]

Brilliantly easy and thorough explanation..thank you …👏👏

[@ToyaWilliams]

Wow. You never know what you don't know until you decide to buy a simple light bulb 😄 very informative video💃🏽

[@eleanorbell]

Thanks!

[@brendastraley8829]

EXCELLANT VIDEO. Thank you.

[@eleanorbell]

Glad it was helpful!

[@pinkypromise111]

Which light bulbs in bathroom ceiling for make up application?

[@Butterfly-jk4tz]

Thank you That was very clear I will write that down as Im renovating my first house 🙏🤗

[@eleanorbell]

Great! Good luck with your project!

[@EricPham-gr8pg]

Thanks

[@dustbat]

Thanks for your help. After years of looking for the clear, hot white bright LED, I have, with your help, found it! I found them in Walmart. One is GE the other is their members mark. I bought a box of each. One is the A21 the other A19. The only difference I found was the A21 is a bit larger. They both are clear 1600 lumens. Wow! what a difference. Will be replacing all our bath room bulbs. They both dimmed with my 10 year old dimmers. They cannot be told apart as to brightness. Very happy!!!!

[@eleanorbell]

Brilliant!💡

[@dustbat]

@@eleanorbell That is the word!

[@LWilliamsss]

I love how you showed/changed the light differences as you described, warm natural daylight… thanks. It helped put it in perspective

[@eleanorbell]

Thanks! I’m glad it was useful

[@davepooley643]

Thank you Eleanor

[@casperbilli3987]

Thank you, super clear walk through of all info one needs for choosing the correct light bulb :)

[@eleanorbell]

Thanks!

[@ahmadtahlak]

Thank you very much Eleanor for sharing. Excellent explanation. Just what I needed :). Keep it up please.

[@ramtruth3]

Thanks for the details

[@GRXBDIT]

Really great information on light. Thanks

[@aninfphilosophy]

I really appreciate how you got straight to the point 😅 thank you so much! 🙏🏻

[@ursulamarmion9727]

Excellent. Thank you

[@makeupbymrin]

oh finally a video that explains so clearly for dummies like me! thanks a ton :)

[@eleanorbell]

I’m glad it was useful!

[@lesterdiamond6190]

Excellent video. We just reno'd the kitchen and we need new light fixtures. Will bookmark and review this.

[@eleanorbell]

Thanks!

[@ianjohnson4987]

Very useful. Thank you.

[@Stu_Yorkie]

Thank you so much. I'm old school and you have explained the mystery of LED bulbs so well 👍

[@eleanorbell]

Thanks! That’s the aim, so it’s great to have that feedback 😊

[@e5Group]

What a great video. Clear and informative. Well done and thank you 👍

[@eleanorbell]

Thank you!

[@benfel9403]

Thank you thank you thank you! Just what I was looking for. Lifesaver!!

[@eleanorbell]

So pleased it has helped!

[@glisteningsnow6627]

Thank you for your really clear explanation, also really glad to see more women working on electricity and DIY!!!!

[@Krachuken]

Thanks for your presentation. Was looking for outdoor bulbs to work at low temperatures (below 10 C)

[@tarabonakdar8584]

Great video. This is SO useful. Thanks so much Eleanor! One question - I have a LED dimmer switch with halogen bulbs, no bulbs gone yet but will it damage the dimmer? I really don’t like the light of LED and find it hard to find a warm enough light. Xx

[@tarabonakdar8584]

@@eleanorbell About 8 candles at 28w - do you think it’ll be ok or should I change them? Xx

[@db8562]

This is simply the best video on light bulbs 💡 We all needed this information, and you brought it in such a calm and interesting way. LOVE this thank you for making this video!!

[@eleanorbell]

Thanks, you made my day! Happy Easter!

[@db8562]

@@eleanorbell Of course! You’re absolutely gorgeous and so interesting to watch. Xoxo

[@clownworld3107]

Thanks. An amazing and informative video

[@roberthersey2788]

Thank you for the information!

[@davekosztan4641]

Hi there, we are in the middle of a kitchen renovation at the moment, with a large island with a built-in induction hob but also doubles up as our main eating area. what colour bulbs do you recommend in the 3 pendants over the island?

[@eleanorbell]

I’d probably go for 3000K. So it’s warm white and relaxing for eating but still white enough (and not too yellow) for cooking. For more info on colour temperature check out my video.

[@eleanorbell]

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[@tboda2621]

How to choose the right bulb quickly and easily. Go into your garage, get in your Time Machine, set it for 1988, now go to the store and buy about 1,000 light bulbs of different wattages, go back 'Home' and start enjoying what's left of your 'Today' kind of life." I hope you picked up some fruits and vegetables while you were back in 88. It seems all of our new ideas about growing food have totally destroyed our once fantastic produce! "What's that crunch I just heard? and why are you crying?" You say you're crying tears of joy over the fantastic flavor of your 1988 apple? Plus you're lightbulbs were so easy to shop for. Wasn't it a great trip? I know, I know, some things ARE better now. I just miss being able to buy a bulb without taking a class. It gave us time for things like, Loving our family, our home, ( Back when home was more than just an investment to be flipped ) What a Great world we have created, with our shiny new open minds that tell us to allow our kids to tell us to go F ourselves, and then, give them a time out....instead of them loosing an eye! Yeeeee Hawwwwww!!!! I'm ready for all the, "What does all this have to do with buying lightbulbs?" I almost feel bad that you are soon going to be able to put things like this together.( Eventually you'll love it. But it'll be bumpy at first.) You have been conditioned to ACT like you don't get it......and that people like me are knuckle scraping cave dwellers. You have no idea how sorry people like me are about all this. You're probably better off learning about lumins vs watts for a while yet....Or how about, how pencil erasers can save the rain forests if only used once a day------at most.... Have fun. Be careful. We'll be friends someday. Hey, watch your language!!! You'll see, we will.

[@spikestoyou]

Spot on

[@Abubaker42]

Thank you! Exactly what I wanted to know.

[@eleanorbell]

Thanks for the feedback. Happy lightbulb shopping!

[@bean8672]

How do you tell if a lightbulb is a traditional old-school one or new one....cause I think the watts are different and I get confused when picking the right lightbulb for a customer. I'm a trainee btw.

[@eleanorbell]

Yes the main difference is the watts. LED bulbs are usually between 1-15W. Whereas incandescent bulbs are usually anything above 25W, with the exception of things like oven bulbs. If you’re still not sure, check the lumens. For example the lumens of a 10W incandescent oven bulb will be far lower than a 10W LED bulb.

[@x0key0x]

Thank you for this! I sifted through a lot of (what I didn't realise were) electrician training videos before I found something I actually understood! haha

[@eleanorbell]

Brilliant! Glad it helped!

[@Leenalast90]

Thank you for your help

[@eleanorbell]

So pleased it was useful!

[@j7ndominica051]

Consider the radiation pattern of "filament" vs first generation with a heatsink at the base. The first will have a dark spot below it, but the second might light only half of the lampshade. I believe that GU5.3 has to do less "work" inside the unit with the voltage already being stepped down by a reliable transformer. 1500 lumens seems to be an average between European and American voltages. Honestly rated LEDs on 230V are much brighter than incandescent.

[@simweiliangwilliam8801]

Can I know what is the wattage for Led bulb of a 23watts compact Fluorescent light bulb daylight E27 cap bulb 💡

[@eleanorbell]

Lumens is a more reliable comparison as the wattage of the bulbs is reducing as the bulbs become more efficient. (See my video on watts vs lumens kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGLRYoB7jZ2DfNk). A 23 watt CFL bulb is around 1600 lumens. That will be about an 14-20W LED bulb today, but that will change with time. Look at the lumens on your daylight E27 CFL bulb and then find the equivalent lumens on a daylight E27 LED bulb.

[@fight4right007]

What should be the combination for restrooms?

[@brianfisher1535]

What will it be like if you use a frosted bulb on crystal chandalears?

[@eleanorbell]

The lightbulbs themselves will be less glarey, but you won’t get such a twinkly effect from the crystal around the room. My personal preference would be to use clear bulbs.

[@iparitoshbhatt]

Hello I have 2 questions. I bought a pendant fixture max 40w. May I know what LED bulb I need to buy? Other question is I bought a track 3spot light max 6w for kitchen may I know if I have to buy 3 6w GU10 or 3 2w GU10 bulbs?

[@eleanorbell]

Hi, for the pendant any LED bulb will be fine as none will be as much as 40W. 6W bulbs give a good decent bright light. For the track it will be 3 x 6W GU10 bulbs.

[@iparitoshbhatt]

@@eleanorbell Thank you so much this was super confusing for me. I have 1 reading light wall lamp(IKEA RANARP) max 7w so what should be good ?

[@eleanorbell]

@@iparitoshbhatt I would choose a bulb with around 450 lumens (5-6W). But it is down to personal preference on how bright you want the light.

[@TheIgnoredGender]

3:03 what?

[@macysondheim]

There is no “choosing” the right light bulb. One simply doesn’t choose a correct bulb, the correct bulb chooses you. ☮️ ✌️

[@j_c2225]

Just stick to halogen, led lighting is awful and damaging to the eyes. They also create a lot of electrical waste

[@bebetigre1252]

why do i keep getting british utbe vids no relevance to standards.