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Colour temperatures are measured in Kelvins. A higher Kelvin rating does NOT mean you will have a bulb with a higher light output. Kelvin describes the colour of the light. LED bulbs of a higher Kelvin may appear brighter due to the higher contrast the cooler light provides but often of similar light output.

Refer ‘Lumens explained’ for a description of how light output (brightness) is measured. 

Lumens the measurement of the light output from an LED luminaire. Put simply, lumens measures the brightness of a bulb. The higher the lumen number the brighter the light will be. 

To replace a 100-watt incandescent bulb, look for a bulb that gives you about 1600 lumens. If you want something dimmer, go for fewer lumens; if you prefer brighter light, look go for more lumens.

-  Replace a 75W bulb with an LED bulb that gives you approx 900-1000 lumens

-  Replace a 60W bulb with an LED bulb that gives you approx 700+ lumens

-  Replace a 40W bulb with an LED bulb that gives you about 400-450 lumens

There are two types of bulb bases, which can cause confusion when shopping.

The two most common bulb base types are

-  E27: Also referred to as Edison Screw 

-  B22: Which is commonly referred to as bayonet cap