"Home led lamp"

Hey guys,



Anybody have idea where to buy the same "home Led lights", just as in these pics?

One work on 230V and one on 12V.

Please add your review here, if you used, how you satisfied with them, make some comparison with halogen lamp etc.

Thanks.


http://www.led-shop24.de/pd-2058429833.htm?categoryId=34
http://www.led-shop24.de/pd1117309704.htm?categoryId=32
http://www.led-shop24.de/pd1092392451.htm?categoryId=30

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I have something fairly similar, and depending on what kind of use you had in mind they can be a great option. I have lights that shine on my fireplace, for example, and in that situation the light is directional so it doesn't make much of a difference. They might not light the entire room, but they can definately accent something very nicely..

My point was, actually to use led lamp (as in those pictures) for hanging lamp at home in place of halogen lamp.
And how is actually their power and brightness? Do they might to lighting up all room etc.
thanks

Check in Ebay, something like that...

http://stores.ebay.com/w6trade

I have one in a lamp post.. It has a unique blue glow and most though I changed the whole fixture. Doesn'thave the trow I wil ith would..it's the P19s on this page

http://www.theledlight.com/120-VAC-LEDbulbs.html

Current LED lightbulbs produce the equivalent light to a 1 to 2 watt LED flashlight. Turn off the room lights, do a ceiling bounce with a 1 or 3 watt flashlight and you can get a feel for how dim it is.

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Wavicle carries buls in both 240V and 120V, cool and warm white
North American dealers only have 120V usually only cool white
http://cnb-host1.clickandbuild.com/...&op=catalogue-products-null&prodCategoryID=17