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but the current draw is significantly smaller &#8212; compare 0.06A to 0.22A or&nbsp;0.44A.</p>
<p>There are similar power savings to be had from the 12w <span class="caps">LED</span> boards over their
22w counterparts, consuming around 77% less real power in watts, and 43.2%
less total curren drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the <span class="caps">LED</span> board to 0.22A for
less total current drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the <span class="caps">LED</span> board to 0.22A for
the&nbsp;CFLs.</p>
<p>The difference between 22w and 32w CFLs and their respective <span class="caps">LED</span> counterparts
isn&#8217;t as significant as I originally expected, but I&#8217;m fairly sure this comes
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but the current draw is significantly smaller &#8212; compare 0.06A to 0.22A or&nbsp;0.44A.</p>
<p>There are similar power savings to be had from the 12w <span class="caps">LED</span> boards over their
22w counterparts, consuming around 77% less real power in watts, and 43.2%
less total curren drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the <span class="caps">LED</span> board to 0.22A for
less total current drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the <span class="caps">LED</span> board to 0.22A for
the&nbsp;CFLs.</p>
<p>The difference between 22w and 32w CFLs and their respective <span class="caps">LED</span> counterparts
isn&#8217;t as significant as I originally expected, but I&#8217;m fairly sure this comes
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but the current draw is significantly smaller &#8212; compare 0.06A to 0.22A or&nbsp;0.44A.</p>
<p>There are similar power savings to be had from the 12w <span class="caps">LED</span> boards over their
22w counterparts, consuming around 77% less real power in watts, and 43.2%
less total curren drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the <span class="caps">LED</span> board to 0.22A for
less total current drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the <span class="caps">LED</span> board to 0.22A for
the&nbsp;CFLs.</p>
<p>The difference between 22w and 32w CFLs and their respective <span class="caps">LED</span> counterparts
isn&#8217;t as significant as I originally expected, but I&#8217;m fairly sure this comes
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<p>The figures above aren&#8217;t entirely accurate as the power meter I&#8217;m using is
only montoring amps to 2 decimal places, and watts to whole numbers. From
some of the calculations I&#8217;ve done, these figures aren&#8217;t even rounded, they&#8217;re
just&nbsp;truncated.</p>
<p>The comparison between the two lights isn&#8217;t exactly fair or exact. The <span class="caps">LED</span>
straight replacement is a lot brighter than the fluorescent tube, but the
fitting I&#8217;m putting the LEDs into is really designed for the 360 degree nature
of a fluorescent tube. The LEDs are only 180 degree light&nbsp;emission.</p>
<p>The colour of the LEDs in this instance is really terrible &#8212; the colour is
essentially purple/pink. In order to counter this, I&#8217;ve opted for colouring
in the lights with a yellow marker, in order to filter out some of the red and
most of the blue in the light, and roughly restore the light to a &#8216;natural
white&#8217; like it was supposed to be the in the first&nbsp;place.</p>
<p>This serves as a lesson to try and buy from a reputable seller online or try
and buy one before committing. <span class="caps">LED</span> colouring can be really messy, especially
when dealing with manufacturers in other countries&nbsp;directly.</p>
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but the current draw is significantly smaller &amp;#8212; compare 0.06A to 0.22A or&amp;nbsp;0.44A.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;There are similar power savings to be had from the 12w &lt;span class="caps"&gt;LED&lt;/span&gt; boards over their
22w counterparts, consuming around 77% less real power in watts, and 43.2%
less total curren drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the &lt;span class="caps"&gt;LED&lt;/span&gt; board to 0.22A for
less total current drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the &lt;span class="caps"&gt;LED&lt;/span&gt; board to 0.22A for
the&amp;nbsp;CFLs.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;The difference between 22w and 32w CFLs and their respective &lt;span class="caps"&gt;LED&lt;/span&gt; counterparts
isn&amp;#8217;t as significant as I originally expected, but I&amp;#8217;m fairly sure this comes
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but the current draw is significantly smaller &amp;#8212; compare 0.06A to 0.22A or&amp;nbsp;0.44A.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;There are similar power savings to be had from the 12w &lt;span class="caps"&gt;LED&lt;/span&gt; boards over their
22w counterparts, consuming around 77% less real power in watts, and 43.2%
less total curren drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the &lt;span class="caps"&gt;LED&lt;/span&gt; board to 0.22A for
less total current drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the &lt;span class="caps"&gt;LED&lt;/span&gt; board to 0.22A for
the&amp;nbsp;CFLs.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;The difference between 22w and 32w CFLs and their respective &lt;span class="caps"&gt;LED&lt;/span&gt; counterparts
isn&amp;#8217;t as significant as I originally expected, but I&amp;#8217;m fairly sure this comes
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but the current draw is significantly smaller &amp;#8212; compare 0.06A to 0.22A or&amp;nbsp;0.44A.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;There are similar power savings to be had from the 12w &lt;span class="caps"&gt;LED&lt;/span&gt; boards over their
22w counterparts, consuming around 77% less real power in watts, and 43.2%
less total curren drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the &lt;span class="caps"&gt;LED&lt;/span&gt; board to 0.22A for
less total current drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the &lt;span class="caps"&gt;LED&lt;/span&gt; board to 0.22A for
the&amp;nbsp;CFLs.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;The difference between 22w and 32w CFLs and their respective &lt;span class="caps"&gt;LED&lt;/span&gt; counterparts
isn&amp;#8217;t as significant as I originally expected, but I&amp;#8217;m fairly sure this comes
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but the current draw is significantly smaller &amp;#8212; compare 0.06A to 0.22A or&amp;nbsp;0.44A.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;There are similar power savings to be had from the 12w &lt;span class="caps"&gt;LED&lt;/span&gt; boards over their
22w counterparts, consuming around 77% less real power in watts, and 43.2%
less total curren drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the &lt;span class="caps"&gt;LED&lt;/span&gt; board to 0.22A for
less total current drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the &lt;span class="caps"&gt;LED&lt;/span&gt; board to 0.22A for
the&amp;nbsp;CFLs.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;The difference between 22w and 32w CFLs and their respective &lt;span class="caps"&gt;LED&lt;/span&gt; counterparts
isn&amp;#8217;t as significant as I originally expected, but I&amp;#8217;m fairly sure this comes
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but the current draw is significantly smaller &amp;#8212; compare 0.06A to 0.22A or&amp;nbsp;0.44A.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;There are similar power savings to be had from the 12w &lt;span class="caps"&gt;LED&lt;/span&gt; boards over their
22w counterparts, consuming around 77% less real power in watts, and 43.2%
less total curren drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the &lt;span class="caps"&gt;LED&lt;/span&gt; board to 0.22A for
less total current drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the &lt;span class="caps"&gt;LED&lt;/span&gt; board to 0.22A for
the&amp;nbsp;CFLs.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;The difference between 22w and 32w CFLs and their respective &lt;span class="caps"&gt;LED&lt;/span&gt; counterparts
isn&amp;#8217;t as significant as I originally expected, but I&amp;#8217;m fairly sure this comes
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but the current draw is significantly smaller &#8212; compare 0.06A to 0.22A or&nbsp;0.44A.</p>
<p>There are similar power savings to be had from the 12w <span class="caps">LED</span> boards over their
22w counterparts, consuming around 77% less real power in watts, and 43.2%
less total curren drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the <span class="caps">LED</span> board to 0.22A for
less total current drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the <span class="caps">LED</span> board to 0.22A for
the&nbsp;CFLs.</p>
<p>The difference between 22w and 32w CFLs and their respective <span class="caps">LED</span> counterparts
isn&#8217;t as significant as I originally expected, but I&#8217;m fairly sure this comes
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but the current draw is significantly smaller &#8212; compare 0.06A to 0.22A or&nbsp;0.44A.</p>
<p>There are similar power savings to be had from the 12w <span class="caps">LED</span> boards over their
22w counterparts, consuming around 77% less real power in watts, and 43.2%
less total curren drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the <span class="caps">LED</span> board to 0.22A for
less total current drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the <span class="caps">LED</span> board to 0.22A for
the&nbsp;CFLs.</p>
<p>The difference between 22w and 32w CFLs and their respective <span class="caps">LED</span> counterparts
isn&#8217;t as significant as I originally expected, but I&#8217;m fairly sure this comes
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but the current draw is significantly smaller &#8212; compare 0.06A to 0.22A or&nbsp;0.44A.</p>
<p>There are similar power savings to be had from the 12w <span class="caps">LED</span> boards over their
22w counterparts, consuming around 77% less real power in watts, and 43.2%
less total curren drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the <span class="caps">LED</span> board to 0.22A for
less total current drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the <span class="caps">LED</span> board to 0.22A for
the&nbsp;CFLs.</p>
<p>The difference between 22w and 32w CFLs and their respective <span class="caps">LED</span> counterparts
isn&#8217;t as significant as I originally expected, but I&#8217;m fairly sure this comes
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but the current draw is significantly smaller &#8212; compare 0.06A to 0.22A or&nbsp;0.44A.</p>
<p>There are similar power savings to be had from the 12w <span class="caps">LED</span> boards over their
22w counterparts, consuming around 77% less real power in watts, and 43.2%
less total curren drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the <span class="caps">LED</span> board to 0.22A for
less total current drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the <span class="caps">LED</span> board to 0.22A for
the&nbsp;CFLs.</p>
<p>The difference between 22w and 32w CFLs and their respective <span class="caps">LED</span> counterparts
isn&#8217;t as significant as I originally expected, but I&#8217;m fairly sure this comes
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but the current draw is significantly smaller &#8212; compare 0.06A to 0.22A or&nbsp;0.44A.</p>
<p>There are similar power savings to be had from the 12w <span class="caps">LED</span> boards over their
22w counterparts, consuming around 77% less real power in watts, and 43.2%
less total curren drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the <span class="caps">LED</span> board to 0.22A for
less total current drawn. Again, compare 0.05A for the <span class="caps">LED</span> board to 0.22A for
the&nbsp;CFLs.</p>
<p>The difference between 22w and 32w CFLs and their respective <span class="caps">LED</span> counterparts
isn&#8217;t as significant as I originally expected, but I&#8217;m fairly sure this comes
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