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How Many Lumens Equals How Many Watts?

Here, we compare lumens with watts to make it easier to understand.

Track Lighting for home/1-circuit

Track lighting for home, also known as 1-phase lighting.

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Track lighting for the office / 3-phase

Track lighting for the office, also known as 3-phase lighting.

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Track lighting for home / Magnetic

Track lighting with magnetic mounting for home.

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To make it easier to understand lumens, we compare the light output in lumens of a lamp to the wattage of an incandescent bulb. Manufacturers do this as well. For example, on the box of an LED bulb, it might state that it provides 470 lumens, which is equivalent to a 40-watt incandescent bulb.

Comparing Lumens to Watts

Incandescent WattageLight OutputLED Replacement GU10LED Replacement E27
15 watt100 to 150 lm  
25 watt200 to 300 lmPhilips 5W 830 GU10 
40 watt400 to 500 lmPhilips 5W 830 GU10Philips 5.5W 830 E27
60 watt700 to 800 lm  
75 watt900 to 1000 lm  
100 wattMore than 1300 lm  

How Many Lumens Do I Need?

To give you an idea: 800 lumens is enough to easily light up a room. 200 lumens is more suitable for a small lamp, like a nightlight. Several small lamps together (such as candles in a chandelier) should not exceed 100 lumens each. 

Do you want more or less light output at different times? Consider using dimmable light sources and combine them with an LED dimmer so you always have the desired brightness.

With smart lighting, you can adjust both the brightness and the colour of the light from an app.

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