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Question: CAN THIS LED BULB BE USED IN THE FREEZER
Document: I BOUGHT THIS TO USE IN MY FRIDGE. I LOVE IT AND IT WORKS WELL. I AM VERY HAPPY WITH MY PURCHASE.
"Used in table lamp, candelabra, refrigerator, ceiling fan, track lighting and globe fixtures"This statement in the Amazon description is simply wrong. Candelabra base is not the same as these other applications.Amazon needs to specify exactly what base is supplied. No such thing as "GENERAL PURPOSE BULB". Get with bulb manufacturer & obtain the correct terminology for bulb bases. See this chart for help.[...]
Havnt had an LED go out on me yet.
This is a nice light for an LED. The color temp is not to high.I just wish they made a bigger version using the same small LEDs.
The 40W incandescent bulb in my fridge burned out and I was looking for an LED replacement (cooler running temperature, longer life, less energy consumption--not that I'd keep the door open long enough for that to matter--so why not?).
This is a review for the soft white bulb. While it is smaller than standard LED bulbs on the market nowadays, the brightness is a little off possibly. It says it's equivalent to the brightness of a 50watt bulb but has the brightness of a 40watt bulb. I returned this as it didn't suit my needs.
I bought this LED bulb to replace a 40w bulb in my refrigerator that had burned out. It's at least as bright as the bulb it replaced, uses 10% of the electricity, and I'll probably never need to replace it. I opted for this model rather than the cheaper uni-directional models because it should light up the refrigerator more effectively.
Could be brighter. I purchase the Generic E27 27x5050 SMD 3.5W 300LM 2800-3200K Warm White Light LED Corn Bulb (110V) before and thought these would be just as good. Not even close. These are very dim compared to those. I would return them but not worth the time.
I debated between these LED bulbs and a more &#34;utility&#34; LED. In the end I decided on these, and they are AWESOME.My desire was to minimize the heat I generate from the bulb when I open the door to my deep freezer and house refrigerator. The bulbs are small enough and fit nicely behind all my bulb enclosures and are just as bright.
The new refers all have multiple bulbs in that range that is hard to duplicate. This bulb here on Amazon, is a clustered 5000 Kelvin bulb. The light isn't quite blue, but there is just a hint of it. It's just very, very white. After I installed it, I realized there was a bulb at the bottom of the refer section as well, and next to this new LED, the old incandescent bulb looked extremely yellow and dingy. No exaggeration...
Answer: no