Best LED Floodlight Bulbs of 2025
Good question!
First of all, I am not a lighting engineer, but I have tested and reviewed the CNET’s light bulbs for more than five years. These include hundreds of hours of our self-made lighting laboratory-a room equipped with climate control Spectrum One Integrated ball This allows us to perform the most scientific and accurate light bulb test we may run. I also visited the written functions of major North American lighting manufacturers such as CREE and GE to better understand their methods and standards. This is one of the many LED purchasing guidelines and reviews that we try to update as many as possible.
Gleeping in our integration field.
We are loaded with each bulb to the center of the integrated ball-a large hollow ball, which has a special reflex coating coating inside. Our spectrometer peeps through a small hole on the side of the sphere, with “baffle”, which can prevent it from looking at the light bulb directly. Instead, the light of the bulbs bounces inside, which allows our spectrometers to be reliable and calibrated to measure the brightness and color temperature.
We record the brightness measurement every 10 minutes every 10 minutes, with a period of 90 minutes, and then perform the final reading at the end. At that time, I inserted the power cord of the sphere into various lighting switches, and then measured the average maximum value and minimum settings of all these switches. At the same time, I had to pay close attention to flashing or buzzing sounds.
Once we test in the laboratory, we will carefully study things such as light transmission, tone and color quality. Our photos and video teams (in Louisville’s Tyler Lizenby, Chris Monroe and Vanessa Salas) have received great help in standardized photography, so that we can know these indicators very carefully. They are really good at taking pictures of bulbs.
What is the most important thing is not my thoughts when I read in the lighting laboratory-this is the idea of ​​your and your family when you twist the light bulb and open it in your living room or other areas. As I said, such LEDs are designed to be durable, waterproof and last year, so it is worth buying someone you really like. Today, you have a lot of good choices, so there is indeed no need to compromise. I’m just to help you find that “just right” light bulbs are faster-or more effective, you may say.
The new pan -light from Sylvania has not been provided outside California, but it is very efficient and 93.7 lumens are shot per tile. This will be one of the next light bulbs I comment.
