There is no problem in particular.

It is an exchange from a light bulb, but it can be used without particular problem. I wonder if there is no breakdown.

Dimming type has sufficient brightness.

Size is almost the same as ordinary bulb (see sample picture). The brightness at 100% full lighting is also sufficient. However, when I tried it with a dimming type external light of our house, it became bright brightly from 0 to 100% in the incandescent lamp until it got 100% brightness from the start of lighting, but in this product it was 80% It became brightness and 100% was short, so I felt that the dimming performance was low with the feeling of brightening. Just when it was off the lamp became dark as smoothly as an incandescent bulb. Since the brightness at full lighting is sufficient, power saving of 7 W is very attractive. Also, the LED light bulb gives the light a soft impression. I can understand that the incandescent light bulb is shadowed by the light shadow of the external light.

Recommended for places that show light bulbs or for applications that require a wide range of light distribution

Classical filament bulb-like clear glass design. I installed it in the front door light. Until now, I installed a general LED bulb, but since the light bulb is mounted upwards, the light distribution inevitably was the main and the feet were dark, but when I replaced this product, the light distribution Because it is extensive, the lower part became very bright, and the brightness of the approach increased markedly. For applications that are suitable for using this light bulb, I think that it is two patterns - a place to show a light bulb by utilizing the design of a light bulb, and a place requiring a large light distribution. In the latter case in my case, it was a great correct answer by exchanging.

Did you come here as expected!

At last I was able to meet a product that is compatible with dimmer and that can illuminate all directions. The lighting of our living room combines fluorescent light and bulb downlight. Since the downlight is dimming type, it was not possible to replace it with an LED bulb. The other day, I found this product compatible with dimmer! It is almost the same size as a conventional bulb and it is a modification of a narrow light distribution area which was a defect of LED. Have you come so far! I was deeply moved. The problem is durability and price. Photo: This product: evenly reflector is shining. I will list the bulb for your reference. From the left ① conventional bulb ② this LED 60W type is about the same size as ③ ③ latest Panasonic 60 W type ④ 40 watt type 8 years ago ⑤ Toshiba a few years ago is too long to install.

30 Used by Matsushita dimmer several years ago

I replaced it with an incandescent lamp of an electric light connected to a dimmer 30 years ago embedded in the wall. I switch on and light up after a moment. Compared with the original incandescent lamp, the brightness is about the same, it is not only bright, peculiar to LEDs, but also gently spreading throughout the room. Dimming also works smoothly, but it becomes unstable near the weakest. In the area around 1 to 30%, the brightness that turns on changes each time, after lighting, it gets darker and darker, suddenly returns to the original brightness etc. It becomes very unstable. I am worried that the load control circuit of the LED is loading properly, so I switch it off when leaving the field. It is a satisfactory performance with electric light near the fully opened dimmer or electric light which does not contain a dimming circuit in the first place.

It was possible to use it with lighting equipment with a human sensor

Used in lighting equipment with human sensor of entrance It was possible to use without flicker. Slightly brighter than a 60 watt bulb, the light distribution is wide as it is an incandescent light bulb.

There is wider light than the Frosted ball (white bulb), low power consumption, brightness is about the same as 60 W incandescent bulb

It is an LED bulb that adopts a filament type light emitter. Although it is a new LED bulb sold for 2 to 3 years ago, the original is an LED bulb series "siphon" made by a company called "beat sonic". Now it is on sale from a major home electronics company. It is an LED light bulb that will do a beautiful lighting method reminiscent of an ancient filament ball. Power consumption is 7 W. It is unknown whether 810 lm (lumen: total luminous flux) comes out at 7 W, but it is comparable to our 60 W incandescent bulb. Gloves are made of glass, unlike ordinary LED bulbs. Since it is thought that it will surely break when dropped, those who are used to LED bulbs need attention. It is compatible with dimmer. I think that it is beautiful and interesting even if it attaches to the downlight of the room with a dimming switch such as dining. But it is probably the case that this bulb exerts its true value when it is attached to a device such as a chandelier or a stand light, where a direct light bulb can be seen. When compared with Mitsubishi OSRAM 's Paraton (light bulb color) used for our downlight, it glows a little red. Because Paraton glows a little more whitely than other bulb color LEDs, I think that I do not feel "red", in particular, even with this bulb. Brightness is about the same as Paraton's 810 lm. Paraton comes out more than the measured value 810 lm or more (note: when dimmer is not used), it is almost unchanged. Because the form of the incandescent bulb and the glove are the same, the illumination angle is obviously wider than the usual LED bulb. I also think that it is more suitable for stand lights, chandeliers, etc. than using it with downlight from that. If it gets dark to the extent that it gets dimmed by the dimmer, it will finely chatter (repeat blinking), but if it is brighter than that, the dimming will work without problems. Frosted (white) glove · The bulb can emit 810 lm in the color of the bulb mostly consumes about 11 W, but this bulb is 7 W. Frosted / Clear of the glove is where preference is divided, but I think that clear balls are better in terms of the beauty of the way of shining. I think that it is a perfect LED bulb in the case of wanting to make the space with lower power consumption and bright. Since we LED illumination of Iris Oyama has experienced small trouble with ceiling light, I would like to verify the durability later.