Phocos CL1215W 12V, 15 W Warm, CFL LampWrite a review

Modified the hanging lamp over the computer desk from 110AC to 12 volt. This lamp exceeds the AC incandescent. Costs a little more, but has already paid for itself. Plan on modifying many more lights in my house. The light from the "warm" bulb illuminates = to an incandescent cause I hate that blue "cool" color. We are very pleased

The color is so much softer than regular flourescents. We will be buying more in the near future. Very Satisfied

We recently installed three CL1215W lamps to supplement/replace three propane powered gas lights in a remote camp. They are quite a bit brighter than the gas lights, which surprised us, and they don't drop half-incinerated moths onto the table. They started easily at about 20°F when we arrived for the first overnight stay since installing them. The color is excellent and warm, you wouldn't know it was coming from a fluorescent.

The color is good and about the same light from a 60 watt bulb. Definitely satisfied. Technology is moving forward in leaps and bounds. Also, be on the look out for magnetic technology in the near future, very promising!

We have a vacation cabin miles from the nearest power pole. For years we've been using 6 coleman pumpstyle lanterns to light our main dining area. about 5-600 sq feet. 2 Phocos CL1215W 12V, 15 W Warm and 2 Phocos CL1211W 12V, 11 W Warm bulbs have eliminated the the hazard and hassle of the old Coleman lamps. Havent had them that long, but if they last a year Ill be tickled to death.

This bulb has a great tungsten color and is about exactly the same brightness as a standard incandescent 60W bulb. It does take about 2 seconds to first turn on, and then another 90 seconds to reach maximum brightness. Fortunately, it doesn
t normally draw a full 15W. I measured just over 13W with batteries at about 12.4V. While the batteries were charging at 14V, the bulb did draw a full 15W.