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For about 15 years I try to use energy-saving lamps than adequate replacement for regular incandescent bulbs. Size / appearance when turned off, delay and, despite theoretically equal luminosity (11 watt energy-saving bulb is equivalent to a 60 W light bulb, etc.) felt significantly darker lighting, but could only use as twilight / backlight to make sense.
The first LED spotlight I felt as in relation to dark and too cold (at div. Manufacturers even at 3000 K).

Now should the purchased spotlights (13W TIWIN, once hot-looking - 2700 K, even cold-setting - 5700 K, as a test) a 100 W incandescent bulb or a 15W energy-saving lamp (20 W does not fit into the lamp) to replace. The 100 W bulb uses too much electricity, the energy-saving lamp is also after about one minute, up to full power, much too dark.
Both TIWIN spotlights see even when switched off well and have approximately the size of a 100 W light bulb (slightly larger). Both have no visible delay. The brightness is terrific, even brighter than the bulb. The 5700 K lamps is even a little lighter, but offers more suitable for work areas, such as the basement or garage at the 2700 K radiator is ideal here. Because the lamps are so bright that a direct view into the spotlight already hidden, the use of such. As would the cold light Stahler behind a milky yellow cover certainly interesting.
If still the rated life is even halfway correct, six stars would be here actually attached.