you will likely NEVER exceed the wattage with LED or Fluorescent. it's not a "claim" it's a fact they do nont draw wattage like standard light bulbs, in fact, they are not even really using wattage, as much as "power" this is why you get lumens now bc the light is not manufactured the same way. so long story short, your fine.

What she said.

Time to get on the LED train, you're almost missing the last car. Keep any leftover incandescents to cycle through for little-used spaces like the attic so you don't have to throw away perfectly good 'bulbs.'

FWIW if you were happy with the incandescent wattage before, stick with replacing similar "equivalent wattage" and it's associated lumens. Also I'd propose that you should start out with LEDs that list "2700K" or "3000K" under "Light Appearance" on the box.

CFLs are getting harder to come by too.

Been using CFLs and LEDs for years. Still had the question. Thanks.