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The specifications and product description do not specify. However, a clue is given from which you can estimate it: "Two 35W LEDs, equivalent of two 250W incandescent bulbs". For incandescent bulbs, a good estimate is 15 lumens per watt. So each bulb would give you 15 lm/W * 250 W = 3750 W. And to be safe, give some margin, so you might expect a maximum somewhere in the 3000 to 3500 lumen range for each bulb. I don't know why you didn't just look up such information yourself since the internet isn't down.

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The specifications and product description do not specify. However, a clue is given from which you can estimate it: "Two 35W LEDs, equivalent of two 250W incandescent bulbs". For incandescent bulbs, a good estimate is 15 lumens per watt. So each bulb would give you 15 lm/W * 250 W = 3750 W. And to be safe, give some margin, so you might expect a maximum somewhere in the 3000 to 3500 lumen range for each bulb. I don't know why you didn't just look up such information yourself since the internet isn't down.
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