One of the highest output A-Shape LED replacement bulbs on the market today is the Philips AmbientLED A19 12.5W, which replaces a 60W incandescent with 800 lumens of soft white 2700K light. This LED bulb is the first 60-watt equivalent LED replacement bulb, and is omnidirectional, fully dimmable, and has...
Many devices that we use today have user interfaces that can be customized by consumers, and with the NexTorch myTorch line of customizable flashlights, the flashlight is no exception. As the first PC-programmable LED flashlight, the NexTorch myTorch Series can be programmed for various output levels and flash patterns. The...
Most LED replacement bulbs tend to be 40W or lower, but that is slowly changing with the latest higher-wattage replacement LED bulb from Philips. Using the latest Philips Lumileds Luxeon LEDs and producing 1,100 lumens, the EnduraLED A21 17W LED bulb is designed to replace 75W incandescent bulbs. The EnduraLED A21...
Many LED bulbs are already on the market, however, most of these are either spot-type lamps or bulbs that only disperse light forwards. The GE Energy Smart LED is the first omnidirectional LED bulb on the marked, made possible a unique design of cooling fins that leave the sides of...
TerraLUX, best known for the MiniStar line of LED upgrade modules, also has a small line of performance flashlights. The LightStar family consists of several AA-powered flashlights, with the new LightStar300 featuring a wide beam pattern and increased brightness over older models. Standard features of the LightStar are aluminum construction,...
Compatible with the Coleman CPX 4.5 Family, the CPX 4.5 Flashlight puts out 126 lumens and runs for up to 7 hours. A simple no-frills flashlight is a good choice for household use, as it won’t confuse users with fancy modes or multiple button presses. The ability to swap batteries...
