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Re: Sensibulb LED bulbs
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by richhagen (
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How bright is the glare off of those bulbs. I am planning to add a shade to these:
http://www.fieldlines.com/story/2008/3/14/55046/0695
It looks like the sensibulbs have two superbright LED's mounted with no shade, so you are seeing the LED's directly. Rich
'A Joule saved is a Joule made'
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by la7qz on Sat Apr 5th, 2008 at 06:59:36 PM MST
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http://home.no.net/naomij
I don't find the glare particularly disturbing, at least not more than the bulb it replaced but it's in a reading lamp which is normally over my left shoulder. I was thinking of making some round frosted glass disks to install in front of the Sensibulb. That¨s not needed for spreading the light though as they spread at close to 90 degrees.
Owen
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