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ALZO CFL Photo Light Bulb (27W, 120V)

ALZO CFL Photo Light Bulb (27W, 120V)

ALZO CFL Photo Light Bulb (27W, 120V)

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ALZO CFL Photo Light Bulb (27W, 120V)

ALZO CFL Photo Light Bulb (27W, 120V)

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  • 5500K Daylight-Balanced
  • CRI: 91
  • Fits All E26/E27 Medium Base Sockets
  • Uses 25% Energy of Tungsten Bulb
  • Generates Very Little Heat
  • 1300 Lumens
  • 10,000 Hours Lamp Life
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  • 1Description

The 27W, 120V CFL Photo Light Bulb from Alzo Digital is a spiral, compact fluorescent lamp with a daylight-balanced color temperature of 5500K and an output of 1,300 lumens. The lamp has a high CRI rating of 91 indicating accurate color rendition that makes it a good choice for photography, videography or general use. The lamp generates very little heat and is flicker-free up to 1,000 frames per second. It has a 10,000-hour lamp life and will fit all medium-base E26/E27 sockets.

UPC: 837654014585
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ALZO CFL Photo Light Bulb (27W, 120V)
  • Limited 30-Day Warranty
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    • 1Description
    Type CFL fluorescent
    Application Photo, video, general use
    Watts 27 W
    Volts 117 V
    Color Temperature 5500K
    CRI 91
    Average Life Hours 10,000 Hours
    Approx. Lumens 1,300
    Base Type E26/E27
    AC Power Consumption 27 W
    UV At 3.28' (1.0 m)
    UV-A: 0.001 mW/cm2
    UV-B: >0.000 µW/cm2 (not within the range of the meter used)
    Note: UV-A from midday sunlight = 5-10 mW/cm2
    Frame Rate Up to 1,000 fps without flicker
    Estimated Annual Operating Cost $3.25: Based on 3.0 hours use per day (actual cost depends on rates and use)
    Dimensions Length: 6.5" (165 mm)
    Diameter: 2.5" (63.5 mm)
    Packaging Info
    Package Weight 0.3 lb
    Box Dimensions (LxWxH) 7.9 x 2.7 x 2.6"
    CFL Photo Light Bulb (27W, 120V) is rated 4.5 out of 5 by 2.
    Rated 5 out of 5 by from These Are GREAT! Please disregard my prior review as I posted it before I shot a video with them. I have five of these in my kitchen's recessed light fixtures. These are large. The spiraled tube is thicker and longer, thus sticks out of the light fixture a bit. They are definitely bright white. Along with the Alzo 45W bulbs used in our soft light boxes, we have plenty of daylight white for our videos. This was the first set of videos my wife did not need to color correct, just had to modify brightness/contrast a little. Much improved over using a mix of the warmer light bulbs.
    Date published: 2018-06-06
    Rated 4 out of 5 by from Doesn't seem as bright as it should be First of all, I don't have a light meter so I can't be scientific about this. I bought these to replace the 13W warm CFL bulbs in my kitchen's recessed lighting fixtures. The old ones looked orange and were short enough to fit in the recessed lights. The kitchen looked relatively bright, though. It was part of my nightmare to color correct our cooking videos. That and some wrong bulbs in our soft-box lighting kits also contributed. Our light tan/off white Formica counter tops looked orange until you color corrected. I have five fixtures. I could only use four bulbs because two shipped defective (B&H will replace them so props to B&H for their quick service). I don't imagine adding that 5th bulb will contribute much overall. I don't know if it is as much of a shock about the change from orange to bright white or if these bulbs truely aren't as bright due to the color and/or their higher CRI? I will say I like the result. The kitchen seems more accurate color on everything, but the lack of warm lighting seems more harsh. I would never use these in a dining room or living room. These are strictly for food photography. The older bulbs were 825 lumens and these are 1300, yet just don't seem as bright. I'll definitely keep them as we need to use this color for our videos. Lastly, even if you are just ordering these for replacements, you'll want to plug them in for a test. Two of the six I ordered were DOA. I immediately RMA'd them. All eight of the 45W versions of these bulbs worked, so not sure about the quality on these smaller ones. Go figure. Love B&H. Great service.
    Date published: 2018-05-27
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