02-16-2009, 03:33 PM
Hello Carl, (hope that's right)
I have several CFL floodlights. They look like regular floods, fully encased with the built in reflector but cost more. Very bright but little heat.
They take a few moments to come up to full brightness and there isn't much energy savings as they are 60 watt too. Also you can't dim them but they could be switched for a similar effect. You will appreciate them fully on a hot summer evening.
The biggest advantage of these CFL's for me is that I haven't had to replace any in the last 6 years. Haha not the cost the inconvenience.
Tony.
I have several CFL floodlights. They look like regular floods, fully encased with the built in reflector but cost more. Very bright but little heat.
They take a few moments to come up to full brightness and there isn't much energy savings as they are 60 watt too. Also you can't dim them but they could be switched for a similar effect. You will appreciate them fully on a hot summer evening.
The biggest advantage of these CFL's for me is that I haven't had to replace any in the last 6 years. Haha not the cost the inconvenience.
Tony.