Just found some cheaper LED corn bulbs only for £0.79 per one. 2 colors all available. This is the lowest price i haven't seen before. 3 days of limited time for this bulbs. I think this is a good deal for people who need it.
Specification : Connector : B22 Type : LED Corn Bulbs LED Quantity : 36 Wattage : 5W Voltage : AC110V / AC220V Optional Light Color : Warm White(2700-3200k), Pure White(6000-6500k) LED Source : SMD 5730 Lumens : 400Lm Beam Angle : 360 Degree
Features: Energy Saving and Long operating life, Innovation bulb chandelier, return to the ancients, mini LED bulb apply to many place, such as bar, evening party, decorate. Suitable for hotel, dining-room,meeting room, drawing room, showroom, shop, corridor, telephone booth,studio and exhibition. Entertainment Lighting, Architectural Lighting, City Beautification, Partial Lighting, Decorative illumination at home and public areas.
16 comments
mymymy
8 Jul 171#1
Very articulate! :wink:
mikeyw
8 Jul 17#2
Where would you use this strange fitting ? - was hoping it was a standard GU10
mymymy to mikeyw
8 Jul 17#4
In a corn grow room stupid!
AzeemB to mikeyw
8 Jul 17#5
in a cylindrical shaped glass fitting, there a picture in one of the reviews, I was curious to.
damadgeruk to mikeyw
8 Jul 17#6
Difficult to say as B22 (standard bayonet) is also mentioned. Connector : B22
spannerzone
8 Jul 174#3
These should appear on BigClive's youtube soon, I expect them to last about 20mins :smile:
pibpob
8 Jul 171#7
Remember with these, most of the light comes out sideways, which is probably different to the one you're replacing and might lead to disappointment.
jeeeeeez
8 Jul 17#8
Consider removing the plastic case from these as it allows better air cooling, which extends the lifetime
damadgeruk to jeeeeeez
8 Jul 173#10
Though may significantly reduce the lifetime of anyone that touches it. :confused:
quglarz
8 Jul 17#9
110V or 220v for the Uk ?
browntoa
8 Jul 172#11
I've watched a YouTube video of someone testing these types of bulbs , many many failed when tested to ensure the mains was isolated from the bulb . Wouldn't touch these with a heavy insulated barge pole
melted to browntoa
8 Jul 171#12
Well, these do have a clear plastic cover stuck over it to protect against accidental electrocution, providing the heat from the bulb doesn't cause the glue or plastic to fail.
The other issue you should consider is has the chinese manufacturer spent extra on self extinguishing plastic like you'd find in bulbs that can be legally sold in the UK, if not and one develops a fault you could get burning plastic dripping onto your carpet and lots of toxic fumes.
MaximusRo
9 Jul 17#13
Having multiple LEDs will also mean one of them will burn out.
I hate corn bulbs.
Stick with Philips and the like for LEDs
melted to MaximusRo
9 Jul 17#15
I like COB bulbs for directional lights and the new filament LED bulbs (also a type of cob led) for glass lamp shades.
I've had a bad experience with LAP made filament leds, but the rest have been reliable.
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Specification :
Connector : B22
Type : LED Corn Bulbs
LED Quantity : 36
Wattage : 5W
Voltage : AC110V / AC220V Optional
Light Color : Warm White(2700-3200k), Pure White(6000-6500k)
LED Source : SMD 5730
Lumens : 400Lm
Beam Angle : 360 Degree
Features:
Energy Saving and Long operating life, Innovation bulb chandelier, return to the ancients, mini LED bulb apply to many place, such as bar, evening party, decorate.
Suitable for hotel, dining-room,meeting room, drawing room, showroom, shop, corridor, telephone booth,studio and exhibition.
Entertainment Lighting, Architectural Lighting, City Beautification, Partial Lighting, Decorative illumination at home and public areas.
16 comments
The other issue you should consider is has the chinese manufacturer spent extra on self extinguishing plastic like you'd find in bulbs that can be legally sold in the UK, if not and one develops a fault you could get burning plastic dripping onto your carpet and lots of toxic fumes.
I hate corn bulbs.
Stick with Philips and the like for LEDs
I've had a bad experience with LAP made filament leds, but the rest have been reliable.
They also tend to be more efficient. eg this is a 4W but slightly brighter than the 5w 79p one above, although these are 2.50 each https://www.toolstation.com/shop/Lighting/d220/LED+Ball+%26+Globe+Lamps/sd3379/LED+Filament+Globe+Lamp/p90146