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Jun 18, 2025 12:47 PM
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frontpage Posted by StrongWeather642 | Staff • Jun 18, 2025
Jun 18, 2025 12:47 PM
12-Pack 7W Vintage LED Edison Light Bulbs (Non-Dimmable)
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I standardized on WM's store brand bulbs for this type. They seem to flicker a lot less noticeably.
Did you used to dim the incandescent bulbs? Putting those bulbs on dimmers alters the color temperature, so if it was a bulb around 2700K at full brightness it could be significantly lower when dim. LED bulbs are a constant color temperature regardless of brightness, so you might wanna try something around 2200K to replicate what it might have looked like with a dimmed incandescent. Candle light is more around 1800-1900K, but that's no longer even really "white".
Tell who's going to know what product I'm talking about if I called it 800 lumens led light bulb when the title and product listing is 7w led light bulb
edit: if you think watts has no direct correlation to illumination then you're an idiot. I specified 7w LED is very dim because that is true. 7W led has max of around 700 lumens which is not practical lighting brightness.
y'all literally contradicting yourself too with your 7w led = 60w incandescent. I'm literally using the standard the light bulb company is specifying on the product. I guess y'all should be just as enraged at light bulb sellers for listing wattage instead of lumens when selling light bulbs. holy sh**
My lighting fixture in my half bathroom houses three bulbs. I use three 4-watt LED Edison bulbs, and it's almost too bright. I would not be able to install 7-watt bulbs in there without blinding myself.
edit: if you think watts has no direct correlation to illumination then you're an idiot. I specified 7w LED is very dim because that is true. 7W led has max of around 700 lumens which is not practical lighting brightness.
y'all literally contradicting yourself too with your 7w led = 60w incandescent. I'm literally using the standard the light bulb company is specifying on the product. I guess y'all should be just as enraged at light bulb sellers for listing wattage instead of lumens when selling light bulbs. holy sh**
This edison bulb takes only 7w of power to produce a similar brightness as a 60w incandescent bulb, so this bulb takes nearly 9 times less power to produce a similar amount of light. Saying this is dim and only for accent lighting is false, people pointed out your error, and rather than owning up to it and learning from it, you got all pissy and started name calling.
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