Has any used the 40w 5000K bulbs, are they dimmable? Are they daylight white?
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I bought 2 dozen or so. To answer, yes and yes. Out of 2 dozens installed in every room in the house, 2 have gone bad and are no longer working within a matter 2 or 3 months. I was able to return one but the one that burnt out last night, I'm not able to since return date has expired.
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I use 4 40W equivalent LED Globe bulb, I have already tried a lot of bulbs for this fixture but I find the 40W the best because they are very visually pleasing and cozy. And... bright enough. I highly recommend this one because it's also a very durable bulb: (Pack of 4) G25 LED Bulb 6W, Warm white, 3000K, 40W Globe Bulb Incandescent Replacement, clear Cover, Dimmable, UL Listed, Energy star certified,
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I am not using any dimmer switch with my lightbulb.so on bright all the way I am getting that warm white look .also my area that these bulb are used is painted in linen white paint.I hope this info works .
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I believe the beam is 120 degrees. The 5000K makes the light white like a CFL, not yellow like an incandescent. I am very happy with these LEDs. I have them on my stairwell and they are pretty bright.
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I'm no electrician but I would presume so if they are specifically noted as "dimmable." I finally installed the fixture and I like it very much. Though it is only about a week or so up and running, so who really knows.
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They do dim. The controller that comes with the lights only dims in discrete levels. I don't know if you could use one of the analog dimmers to additionally control the brightness, but the remote is good enough for us. The warm white question is a good one--it's something I was hoping for as well. You can use the remote to set 'DIY' levels, and adjust the RGB levels independently. Taking out some blue and a little green I've gotten to a pretty good warm white. It's not quite as pleasing as the 2700 K Hitlight strips that I have, but you're not stuck with only pure white or the other colors shown on the remote.
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Yes, you can use frost-colored bulbs. They must be candalabra type (smaller screw-in base) and they should be 40w or less.
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Yes, but I switched them out with the following bulbs, "110V 7W Dimmable GU10 LED Bulb - 5000K Daylight LED Spotlight - 50W Equivalent GU10 Base - 450 Lumen 36 Degree Beam Angle for Home, Recessed, Accent, Track Lighting" from Torchstar. Not only are the purchased bulbs LED, but they use less power, and dont put off the same level of heat. Also, they put out a much whiter light, which enhances the look of the chandelier in my opinion.
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I have put these bulbs along side 40 watt incandescent, and I'd say the light output was comparable...perhaps just a tad less. 50 watt seems to be common in vanity fixtures, so you would certainly say that the output was not enough if replacing all. As I said earlier, the color is more of an issue (to me) than the output. Noticeably 'cooler' than incandescent, and not warm enough (IMO) to be called 'warm white.'
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I don't think they are. Actually, I highly doubt it. I've used them in regular light fixtures and have been very pleased with them. Their output is high, although I haven't measured it in lumens. Color balanced seems spot on, compared to natural daylight. I put them in a softbox and they work quite well. Regards, Steve
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I can't imagine that they are, but to address that which qualifies them for ES compliance: Brightness: I honestly don't think they match the light output of 40 watt bulbs, but they're not nearly as dim as 20w bulbs. Constant light output level: I've had mine for a while and haven't noticed any notable degradation in the output. Color quality: It's awful close to a standard uncoated incandescent. Efficiency: Better than CFLs. Instant on: Couldn't be better. Dim flickering: I don't have any dimmers so I can't test it, but I believe these particular bulbs are not designed to dim. Off state power draw: Couldn't detect any flowing current. Hope that helps!
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Yes,you may use these bulbs with a dimmer. They are just halogen incandescent bulbs. I use them in a dimmable 60W fixture and they give much more light that a regular bulb.
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They are dimmable, but they are of a substandard quality to the ones that came originally with my fixtures. They have burnt out in an eighth of the time the originals did.
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You shouldn't have an issue with this one Here is a link to a great 5W LED Candelabra Bulb Warm White Equivalent to 40W Incandescent Triangle bulbs 5W LED Candelabra Light Bulbs Equivalent to 40W Incandescent Bulb the perfect chandelier led light bulbs, E12 Base Warm White 2800K
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Hi. Output is dim! But I like them. I replaced 9 50 watt lights in my kitchen. Went from 450 watts to 81
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I bought them a month ago, and just to tell you compared to other LEDs they forsure are bright white pure 6000K. On the road, for others you'd be seen, but for you the light output on the road is im afraid of no use. I ended up switching to 35W 6000K HIDs which looked pretty much the same but with 10x more light out put, good luck :)
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they are bright white but quickly get dimmer. bought several of these led stickups from several different companys. they all quickly got dim. over again i would not buy any of them. find an alternative.