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: As far as bulb polarity, which part of the bulb is positive and which part is negative? (i.e. Connect bulb tip to positive or negative?)
Document: This is my first negative review on Amazon ever, I ordered a 5.6 Watt LED bulb. But what I got is a box clearly labeled (Distributed by ChiChinLighting - 4.5w LED 12v BULB).
Just what I was looking for...something efficient and long lasting for my RV. I just leave my solar system running all the time when I'm not there so the lights are always on inside. So far so good. Nice light color.
I'm using this bulb in my boat for night fishing. I LOVE the low current draw and it provides plenty of light.
I bought this bulb to replace a 50-watt incandescent bulb. This bulb is warm and bright and I can't really tell the difference between this and the incandescent.
Bulb being sent labeled as 4.5W 12V 300 Lumens Warm White LEDActual current measured shows it should be around 4WWill see how it works after my camping travel
This Is a true soft white LED bulb, I have other LED bulbs that are cold white light, the other cold white bulbs will work with a 9 volt battery but this LED soft white bulb requires full 12 volts.
We have a remote cottage that has no access to electricity. We get lights and pumps working with batteries charged from solar and wind. we were using an inverter with a normal bulb but power consumption was an issue. This was bright and low power and has lasted so we can play cards late into the night.
LED lamps are also rated for a life up to 10 times longer than CF fluorescents.Granted it is $22 but for the amount of energy it uses, and its lifetime, and it being a "niche" product, it is perfect. The light it makes is about as bright as a 40-60 watt standard bulb.
Really great product, lots of light and low current draw, which is important to me at my off-grid cabin. Some reviewers remark about problems with directionality because of the bulb design. I use the bulb in a regular table lamp and placed an aluminum pie tin on the post that holds the lamp shade to reflect light downward.
I had a situation where I wanted a "post" yard light and had nearby 12 V landscape lighting and line and did not want to pay an electrician to run 110V line for 50' underground. I found this item, and so I mounted an "Asian" style hanging porch light meant for house current that used a standard bulb screw base.
Answer: no