Led lamp test: Crest LED versus Philips

Led lamp test: Crest LED versus Philips

In this article, we compare LED lamps from Philips with lamps from Crest LED. We treat the 3 most continuous LED lights in the Netherlands:

Led spot GU10 (dimmable)
Led fluorescent tube 120 cm
LED panel 60x60cm

1. Crest LED SHARP led spot GU10 vs. Philips Master GU10 LED spot

Replacement of the 50W halogen spot

The specifications of the Crest LED SHARP LED spot are slightly better than those of the Philips Master spot. Also in terms of design, the Crest LED spot looks more than the Philips spot on a normal halogen. This is due to the COB chip with reflection technology. Finally, the price of the Crest LED SHARP spot is another 25% lower than the Philips Master spot.

2. Crest LED led fluorescent 120cm vs. Philips MASTER LEDtube Performance 1200mm

Replacement of the conventional 36W fluorescent tube 120 cm (840)

The specifications of both tubes are almost the same. The main difference is the Power factor. A requirement of NL Agency is a minimum Power Factor of 0.9 to be eligible for the EIA. Crest LED complies well with this, Philips just meets this. The reactive current with a Crest LED led fluorescent is, therefore, less than with a Philips fluorescent.

3. Crest LED led panel 60x60 vs. Philips COREview LED panel 60x60

Replacement of 60x60cm fixture consisting of 4 fluorescent tubes (830)

The panels are comparable in terms of specifications. In terms of lumen per Watt, Philips is higher, but Crest LED has a wider beam again. The biggest difference is in the price: a Philips panel costs almost 3 times as much as a Crest LED panel.

Final conclusion

The specifications and prices, of course, differ per lamp type. But in general, it can be said that the Crest LED specifications are equal or even better than Philips. In terms of prices, Philips is always higher than the Crest LED.

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