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Hyperikon® LED Filament Candle 4-Watt (40-Watt Equivalent), Flame Tip, Medium Base (E26), 2700K (Warm Glow®), 340°-Beam Angle, Dimmable – (Pack of 6)
Product Features
- The brand new Hyperikon® LED filament bulb creates the beautiful retro look of the traditional filament candle light, while maintaining the energy reducing and longevity benefits of modern LED lighting.
- Save 90% on your electricity bill! Replace 40W incandescent bulb by 4W LED filament.
- Instant-On and fully DIMMABLE – Dims just like an incandescent candelabra bulb.
- Easy Installation. Standard candelabra shape with medium screw base (E26). Installs into all small screw base fixtures directly. The 340° beam angle provides light in all directions with no blind spots.
- Lasts 40,000 hours (more than 22 years based on 3hrs/day average).
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Nice LEDs and a few things worth knowing… These are very nice bulbs, however I did notice a few thing I think would be helpful. Fist I purchased 6 or these for a dinning-room chandelier. I noticed that the LED bulb is equally as bright as the 40w incandescent bulbs they replaced (the incandescent bulb is in the foreground of the picture and the others are led). Also the 2700k color is identical to the incandescent bulb at full power but the led maintains its color when dimmed while the incandescent is much more yellow when dimmed…
Lovely, but tough to find the right dimmer! (Hint – Use an Electronic Low Voltage Dimmer.) These lamps are gorgeous. I thought they would be too dim, but they actually turned out to be too bright!So, I decided to purchase a dimmer. Actually, I tried several dimmers from vendors like Lutron, Leviton and Cooper Wiring, all rated for LED lights.None of the dimmers worked with my group of 8 post lights.Someone suggested that I replace ONE of the post lights with an incandescent lamp. That did the trick. Suddenly, they all worked great with full dimming…
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