Ultra bright LED bulb 7W E27 220V Cold White or Warm White light LED lamp with 108 led 360 degree Spot light

Quick Overview

This Ultra Bright 108 LEDs Corn Light Bulb is featured by its 108 LEDs, which makes this bulb look like a corn, and can ensures ultra brightness and full lighting angle.

Features:
* LED technology adopted.
* With 108 LEDs, ultra bright, with lighting angle of 360 degree.
* Cold white light.
* Direct alternative to the ordinary energy-saving lamps, does not require any conversion.
* The real green products: soft light; Spotlight, no UV and IR radiation; does not contain lead, mercury and other pollution elements.
* Long service life, ensure the normal use of more than 30,000 hours, three to four times as long as normal halogen lamps.
* Stable performance.
* Low consumption.
* Designed to fit standard E27 fittings
* Suitable for office, exhibition or home use.

Specifications:
* LED quantity: 108 pieces
* Input: AC 220V (NOTE: Input 220V 50HZ ,not apply to United states,Canada,Mexico,Panama,Jamaica,Haiti,Colombia,Venezuela and other countries Voltage input 110V,120V)
* Power: 7W
* Base type: E27 standard screw-in base
* Color temperature: 6000-6500K
* Lamp color: Cold White
* Primarily applicable to sites: Suitable for all lighting ocassions
* Safe operation : Equips with fuse and flame retardant plastics
* Life: 30,000 hours
* Lighting angle: 360 degree
* Size: 110*39mm (L*D)
* Package size: 145*44*44mm
* Net weight: 67g
* Package weight: 84g

Package including:
10* 7W 360°Ultra Bright 108 LEDs E27 Corn Light Bulb 

Q: What does the screw specification E26, E27, etc, under the product description refer to?
A: The designation for E xx refers to the diameter in millimeters. This includes the U.S, where the bulb glass is listed in eighths of an inch. For example, E12 has a diameter of 12 mm. There are four common sizes of screw-in sockets that are used for line-voltage lamps:

? Candelabra: E12 North America, E11 in Europe
? Intermediate: E17 North America, E14 (Small ES) in Europe
? Medium or standard: E26 (MES) in North America, E27 (ES) in Europe
? Mogul: E39 North America, E40 (Goliath ES) in Europe.

E27 and E14 are the most common sizes in countries that use 220?

240 volts AC domestic power. In USA and Japan they use 120- and 100-volt, so the standard size for general-purpose lamps is E26.
 

Q: Can I use a dimmer switch with my lights?
A: Yes you can. All you need to do is ensuring that the dimmer switch will work with the wattage of your bulbs. Also make sure the dimmer is suitable to be used with the chandelier.

Q: The light that I?m looking at has a round head plug, but I need a flat head. Do your lights come with an adaptor?
A: Sometimes an adaptor is included. However, if the product you are looking for doesn?t include an adapter, you can request an adaptor when purchasing your item.

Q: Can LED lights be wired to a light switch rather than being plugged into a wall socket?
A: They can be wired to a light switch. While when connecting to a light switch please keeps in mind the light's voltage (the voltage differs between products and is listed in the specifications).

Q: Do LED strips come with double-sided adhesive tape?
A: The strips do not come with double-sided adhesive tape, but they can easily be attached to the surface of your choice with a good-quality tape.

Q: Can LED lights be used outdoors in rain or snow?
A: Yes, the majority of our LED lights can be used outdoors. Some are listed as non-waterproof and therefore should be used indoors only. Although most of the lights will work fine in all but the most extreme conditions, it's still important to protect the power supply, especially in rain or snow.

Q: Is it possible to cut the tape and re-link it together?
A: Yes, the tape can be cut and re-linked with a soldering iron and cable. However, please be aware that the tape may no longer be waterproof once cut.

Q: How long do LED lights last?
A: Our lights will last for at least 25,000 hours and often for much longer. Factors like environment, temperature and usage will affect the life of the lights.