No, not the usual dimming queries.
My living room has three wall lights.
When I moved in there were 60W candle bulbs so I replaced them with 9W LED and this was satisfactory.
None has failed in the six years (which is good) but recently I realised that the room was too dim to read or do anything intricate - with the change being so gradual I did not notice.
Replacing with new lamps, the difference in brightness is huge.
I do not recall seeing this discussed by anyone else. Is it normal for LED lamps?
These are the type of lamps in question:
My living room has three wall lights.
When I moved in there were 60W candle bulbs so I replaced them with 9W LED and this was satisfactory.
None has failed in the six years (which is good) but recently I realised that the room was too dim to read or do anything intricate - with the change being so gradual I did not notice.
Replacing with new lamps, the difference in brightness is huge.
I do not recall seeing this discussed by anyone else. Is it normal for LED lamps?
These are the type of lamps in question: