Ikea E26 bulb |
Here is a list of the new bulbs that I've noticed (all details from Ikea website):
1. E12 base, US$ 6.99 (CAD$ 5.99): 2700k, 2 W, 90 lumen
2. G9 base, US$ 6.99 (CAD$ 6.99): 2700k, 2 W, 90 lumen
3. E12 base, US$ 6.99 (CAD$ 5.99): 2700k, 2 W, 80 lumen
4. MR16 (GU 5.3) base, US$ 7.99 (CAD$ 8.99), 2700k, 3.8 W, 200 lumen
5. GU 4 base, US$ 6.99 (CAD$ 6.99): 2700k, 3.8 W, 90 lumen
Brightness and Color Temperature
I've never had a lamp that used these bulb types before -- mainly because I didn't like the idea of having to buy "special" bulbs. As you can see, all of the above bulbs are very low wattage and four out of five produce less than 100 lumens. Mr. Google says that a 25 W incandescent bulb produces 200 lumens, so these are all 25 W equivalent or less. Decorative or really dim reading lamp bulb?
They are all 2700k in color temperature as well. This means a warm, incandescent like glow. I have not seen a bulb for sale at Ikea with a color temperature other than 2700k to be honest -- including all the CFLs I've checked out. There are some Philips bulbs available though.
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