Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: How tall is this bulb? My standard G10 is only 2 inches tall, the 2.2 inch LEDs are too tall for my fixture, seems standard LED ht though.
Document: After 3 warm-white LED bulb failures (of 4 purchased&#8212;6W made/sold by EVER Lighting) and one that now flickers in less than 2 years (one was returned and replaced via Amazon), each being on about 4-5 hours a day, I switched to the daylight Sunthin 5w GU10. Aside from the economic benefits (50w vs 5w), my other prime concern is longevity.
If you love that color balance, you will love this bulb. If you are going from incandescent to this lamp, I'd recommend the warm white.Sunthin 5w GU10 Led Bulbs, 50w Equivalent, Perfect Standard Size, Warm White, Recessed Lighting, GU10 LED, LED spotlight, 360lm, 45The light starts immediately when the switch is turned on. There is no warm up time, it is at full brightness right away.I like this bulb a lot.
This LED is great for track (ceiling) lighting. CFLs don't cut it when you need instant on -- CFLs take a few seconds to a few minutes to get to complete brightness -- therefore you're left with Halogen or LED as your two best options for instant on. LEDs will last years longer than Halogen and use a fraction of the electricity.
I decided to disassemble the lamp and found the construction to be pretty solid.The lamp itself looks pretty good. You'll never mistake it for an incandescent bulb. The heat sink is white and nicely swirled. The lenses look pretty good.The specifications for this lamp are 5 Watts of electricity - and that is really low for this type of lamp. It also says that this outputs 360 Lumens. On the charts of incandescent lamps, that is not the standard light output for a 50 watt bulb.
There is nothing better than replacing a hot halogen bulb that uses a lot of electricity for something that sips electricity and stays cool. The Sunthin GU10 bulb is exactly that.This lamp will fit in 120 Volt fixtures designed for GU10 sockets; this is the round stubs that twist into two slots. The lamp is the GU10 standard size and fit in my odd sockets. They are bigger than the micro sized halogen lamps.Sunthin has chosen to use a passive heat sink to keep the lamp cool.
The light from this lamp is much more focused and those 360 lumens are concentrated on a smaller area. That makes these a very bright light.There are two choices from Sunthin for GU10 LED bulbs, this daylight or cool white, and a warm white lamp. I am not a big fan of the color balance of this lamp. It is too cool, toward that blue end of the spectrum. It seems to have a little bit of green hint to me.
Phenomenal product. We had the stock lights from the light fixture set that we purchased from a brick and mortar store. I tried looking for 'natural' color light but to no avail.I purchased one to try it out before buying them all and WOW it looks amazing. It's really bright, doesn't get hot like our old non LED. I immediately placed my order for the rest I needed.Now I'm looking to set up my whole house with LED.
This LED light bulb looks more bright than a 50w holagen light. If you want to save more energy on a light bulb, this one might be a good substitute. Will buy more from this seller.
I can space them out and get a much brighter and better spread of light than from the strip lights.These have a robust white plastic body that has a solid feel of quality to it. If you have a fitting that shows the top half of the bulb body, then bear in mind that these are milk white plastic. LED bulbs are supposed to last for thousands of hours and whilst I have only had these in for a few weeks, they are still running.
Bought 2 of these for my new range hood. They work great, and provide good light on the cooktop. They promise to last forever, and save substantial energy. Pricey, but will probably save in the long run.
Answer: no