LED Bulb to replace 75w halogen

[garmcqui]

So a few years ago, I started buying 75W halogen bulbs to replace failing 100W incandescent bulbs.

But now I see there are 100W equivalent LED bulbs for sale... but there seems to be vastly-differing opinions when you read reviews...

Just wondering if anyone has any recommendations for a true 100W equivalent bulb (Bayonet Cap)?

Thanks,

Gareth

 

[big-all]

these are excelent and 100w equivilent [12w ones]
http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Lig.../LED+Dimmable+12W+Lamp+GLS+BC+806lm+A+/p54833
they dont have any in bayonet at the moment [non dimming] but when they do they are cheaper[part number 14618]
http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Lighting/d220/LED+Lamps/sd3276/LED+Lamp+GLS/p55671

aaahhh the bulb is on the second link it just depends on the search chosen where it appears its at the top rather than the bottom as it was when i first saw them

 

[garmcqui]

Great, will have a look in Toolstation then, cheers.

Any others? I see some samsung and Phillips ones (Master?) that are advertised as 100W replacements - but they're ~£20! Are they any good?

 

[big-all]

all my light bulbs are leds all 20 off them some are up to 5+ years
but none are well known manufacturers

 

[JohnD]

To be equivalent to 100W bulbs, you need an output of about 1400 lumens.

LEDs are not usually as bright as that.

You can get CFLs though.

 

[big-all]

To be equivalent to 100W bulbs, you need an output of about 1400 lumens.

LEDs are not usually as bright as that.

You can get CFLs though.

trust me john its bright enough if you dont believe me get one lol
if its not 100w actual equivilent its 95% as good
the normal equivilent is 1300 lumens
i recon its at least 30-45% brighter than a 10w bulb