FEIT C7 0.6watt Filament LED Night Light Bulbs

[@rs12official]

I will admit, it’s kind of amazing how they’ve miniaturized the circuitry so much that it can all fit in the tiny little candelabra base. Even the GE version didn’t do that. 30 lumens does seem quite lacking for a 7-watt replacement though. I think an incandescent version would be 45 lumens. My local Publix sells these too. They started selling them in February. I believe they are sold right alongside Feit’s regular LED nightlight bulbs, of course being more expensive than those. The interesting thing is, they aren’t warm white. They are cool white, 4000K. I actually picked a pack of those up, and they really are 4000K. An odd choice for a nightlight bulb indeed. On a side note, Publix also sells Sylvania LED nightlight bulbs that are probably bad for your sleep, at 6500K. Keep in mind, they don’t even sell regular LED bulbs that are 6500K. Ridiculous.

[@Madness832]

Those would be perfect for my vintage night lights. No risk of heat-discoloration on their plastic shades. Gonna see if Home Depot has them!

[@Hakutara]

Keep it up bro! Never stop making this! I love lighting technology!

[@redstonecommander5190]

Just imagine if you find yourself a mercury vapor LED replacement ball but instead of having it just a can of LEDs stick to one socket. It’s an entire old mercury vapor bulb glass dome, but instead of an art tube it’s an entire cob of LEDs.

[@2StrokeDriptroit]

Hi Parrot! I am using the ceramic white Great Value 3/4 watt ones. Last forever (have a couple in use for at least 3 years now, 24/7 and still bright as new, and look much like vintage ceramic coated 7C7’s lit. They have a teeny bit of flicker like these Feit ones, but are not an issue. I THINK these are COB, but can’t see inside. They are glass. They are actually really good bulbs and the 2700K color temp is nuts-on and has good CRI. I do have a couple packs of the 4 watt equivalent GE filament LED clears but haven’t put them in use yet. Got them at Big Lots, but a bit pricey at 6 bucks a 2 pack. The Great Values are about 5 a 4 pack. I really like them.

[@Some_Random_Teen]

It would be interesting to see what happens when you connect a linear fluorescent fixture to the variac. You could compare electronic vs magnetic ballasts to see how dim you could get a f40t12/f3/t8 to go and it would probably make a pretty decent video

[@RonaldoSilva-tn8in]

Lâmpada filamento 0.6 Watts 💡💡💡💡

[@Niravata]

So how does the light feel, when it comes right out of the package? Well, it feels incredibly LIGHT ! 😮

[@Kurazaybo]

I have a couple of onix lamps I like to be dim, I got a few bulbs similar to this, with LED filament but unfortunately they are way too bright. Since I personally know the artisan that made the lamps I gave the bulbs to him and he was quite surprised by how bright they are. He liked them and I hope they at least help him sell a few more lamps, I think he is talented in his craft.

[@Shinyellowaffle]

Love LEDs

[@chrisstorm7704]

I was really hoping to see the GE and Feit run side by side in order to compare the color temperature of the two. GE conveniently put no color temperature number on their packaging, but I’m guessing something like 3500k. If their Feits are noticeably warmer, I’d be interested in picking some up.

[@rs12official]

I’m pretty sure the GEs are 2700K. I believe my pack even says so.

[@redstonecommander5190]

10:01 a shape of a mercury vapor/high-pressure sodium bulb when you look close up and is very dim

[@redstonecommander5190]

Because it literally looks like a mercury vapor arc tube when the bulb is lit, but very dim I especially like how the wires are able to hold it just like the Mercury vapor tubes do

[@eduardoveytia244]

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