How would this compare to 2D fitting: 910 lumens?

That is quite a high lumen output for a small bathroom, but it depends on what you require. A colour temperature of 5500K will be quite a "white light" maybe what you want for the bathroom, maybe not that relaxing in my opinion. I think from memory a 3100K colour temperature will be equivalent in the colour of light, not the intensity, of your average incandescent lamp. The lumens is the amount of light output.

I would not want a relaxing bath in the equivalent of daylight, you may.[/u]
 
sorry simon , i realised that it was you that posted it now and i feel like i am teaching you to suck eggs
 
No worries.

5.33m2 floor area.

Looking for a bright light.

Maybe it would be better to fit two standard 2D fittings to spread the light, rather than trying to rely on one LED fitting.
 

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