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LED bulbs being sold as '60W' when they are actually 8W or whatever.
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"Sainsbury's Home LED Frosted Candle 40W BC Light Bulb "

The small print "Wattage: 4.2W, Luminous flux: 470 lumens".

Are we supposed to spend the rest of eternity describing bulbs based on obsolete incandescent technology?

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More info here, https://www.simplelighting.co.uk/blog/new-eu-energy-labels-heres-what-you-need-to-know/

With this new system, it’ll be easier to know which LED bulbs are the most energy-efficient, but it’ll give more room for progress. The current most energy-efficient LED bulbs will be rated F or G in the new ratings, allowing manufacturers to improve their products and design even more energy-efficient LED lamps.

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