[Lowe's] Feit Electric 10-Pack 60W Equivalent A19 LED $14.99 (Daylight/Warm White)
- Deal Link:
- https://www.lowes.ca/product/led-light- ... ack-727305
- Price:
- 14.99
- Savings:
- $10 off
- Expiry:
- October 13, 2021
- Retailer:
- Lowe's
Lowe's
Feit Electric 10-Pack 60W Equivalent A19 LED $14.99 (Daylight/Warm White)
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- HKDEALHUNT [OP]
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- Sep 3, 2021
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- Bumnose
- Newbie
- May 23, 2019
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Great deal for quality bulbs. These are a big step up from the dollar-store led bulbs I was previously using, the difference in Color Rendering Index is super noticeable.
- harmanps
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- Sep 1, 2014
- 80 posts
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- Alberta
Costco got 18pc warm white, non dimmable, similar specs, A19 60W equivalent on sale. I saw at Kitchener Costco. Can't recall the exact price, but was less than $15. Just sharing. Good day.
- HaZaRd
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- Jun 15, 2007
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It seems almost impossible to find 100W equivalent dimmable bulbs these days. I get that people "like" 60W equivalent, but I like being able to pump up the brightness when I need it, rather than being stuck with dim bulbs.
I've only been able to find 100W equivalents in non-dimmable form or for like $40 a bulb
I've only been able to find 100W equivalents in non-dimmable form or for like $40 a bulb
- redondo2017
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- Jan 12, 2017
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- harmanps
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- Sep 1, 2014
- 80 posts
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Hello. Kitchener/Waterloo Costco carries 100w equivalents. Around $3 a piece.HaZaRd wrote: ↑It seems almost impossible to find 100W equivalent dimmable bulbs these days. I get that people "like" 60W equivalent, but I like being able to pump up the brightness when I need it, rather than being stuck with dim bulbs.
I've only been able to find 100W equivalents in non-dimmable form or for like $40 a bulb
- viperk1
- Newbie
- Jul 7, 2010
- 96 posts
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Dollarama has 75W dimmable phillips bulbs for $4 that I find nice and bright if that's an option.HaZaRd wrote: ↑ It seems almost impossible to find 100W equivalent dimmable bulbs these days. I get that people "like" 60W equivalent, but I like being able to pump up the brightness when I need it, rather than being stuck with dim bulbs.
I've only been able to find 100W equivalents in non-dimmable form or for like $40 a bulb
I spend too much money thanks to RFD.
- HaZaRd
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- Jun 15, 2007
- 1587 posts
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Yeah I've seen these, but not dimmable.
I have a couple of these that are okay but they're not that bright to my eyes.
- Ramdin
- Newbie
- Jul 19, 2020
- 86 posts
- 37 upvotes
Do you have space to connect 2 bulbs to make 120w Equivalent with one of these
https://www.homedepot.ca/product/levito ... 1000105495
- HKDEALHUNT [OP]
- Jr. Member
- Sep 3, 2021
- 102 posts
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wow this is quite useful thanksRamdin wrote: ↑ Do you have space to connect 2 bulbs to make 120w Equivalent with one of these
https://www.homedepot.ca/product/levito ... 1000105495
- HKDEALHUNT [OP]
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- Sep 3, 2021
- 102 posts
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and just in case if u dun have sufficient space you can use one of these to extendRamdin wrote: ↑ Do you have space to connect 2 bulbs to make 120w Equivalent with one of these
https://www.homedepot.ca/product/levito ... 1000105495
https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07P7L ... =UTF8&th=1
- muffin4life
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- Jun 4, 2012
- 6322 posts
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These do not seem dimmable
- Sgt_Strider
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- Nov 7, 2003
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- wrenkin
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- Nov 26, 2015
- 170 posts
- 138 upvotes
- Toronto, ON
They just said CRI is better. I have the FEIT enhance bulbs (black box) with an even higher CRI, but Canadian availability wasn’t great last time I checked. I bought mine on Amazon and eBay.Sgt_Strider wrote: ↑ I've never heard of this brand before. How is it better than the competition?
- rogerrabbit168
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- Feb 25, 2007
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- Sgt_Strider
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- stovetop
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- Dec 3, 2006
- 4308 posts
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- Vancouver, BC
Can these be out into enclosed fixtures outdoors?
- densil_lopez
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- Feb 9, 2009
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- densil_lopez
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- Feb 9, 2009
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How about this???HaZaRd wrote: ↑ It seems almost impossible to find 100W equivalent dimmable bulbs these days. I get that people "like" 60W equivalent, but I like being able to pump up the brightness when I need it, rather than being stuck with dim bulbs.
I've only been able to find 100W equivalents in non-dimmable form or for like $40 a bulb
https://www.costco.ca/luminus-led-15w-a ... 67372.html
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