Questions and Answers for Philips 60-Watt Equivalent A19 Non-Dimmable Energy Saving LED Light Bulb Soft White (2700K) (2-Pack)

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A:  I don't understand your question????????

A:  Yes, they can.

A:  I have three in a ceiling fan fixture, and they work fine--though they have only been in service for a week. I see nothing in the description to indicate they won't, in fact it says this bulb will work in any unenclosed fixture. Knock yourself out!

A:  It is stated on the box they are packaged in that they are "NOT" dimmable.

A:  According to the manufacturerr, no.

A:  No, but there are LEDs that are dimmer-able.

A:  No, not these. You can get dimmable LEDs but they are more expensive.

A:  No

A:  No according to Philips website http://www.usa.philips.com/c-p/046677455507/led-bulb/specifications

A:  No, this unit is not compatible with dimmer switches.

A:  Yes , they are instant on.

A:  YES

A:  Yes

A:  I've noticed no delay. I have these installed in a ceiling fan and they turn on with no delay.

A:  Yes. They are instant on, unlike some CFL style bulbs.

A:  Yes, instant brightness, that is why I purchased them.

A:  Yes, no delay in turning on, and no lag in reaching optimal brightness.

A:  Yes, they are instant on.

A:  Yes. I have mine in my bathroom and the wife doesn't complain.

A:  Yes

A:  NO, it will not. It is rated @ 100-250v AC. If you have a step-up converter from 12v dc to 120v ac, it might work.

A:  No, it works with 120/110 V AC.

A:  They require 120 volts.

A:  No...need 110v supply

A:  It is rated for 120 volts AC. I do not believe it will work with 12V DC.

A:  If you use a 120 volt power inverter to up the voltage.

A:  No, it must have 110-120VAC.

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A:  Yes. Much less heat compared to the old incandescent bulb.

A:  Yes...no heat like a normal incandescent bulb.

A:  They create significantly less heat than an incandescent bulb, I have them everywhere.. so I am going with yes.

A:  They appear to work well in my enclosed fixture and the box does not give a warning not to use them. I have shopped around quite a bit and other bulbs do have warnings not to used them on enclosed fixtures right on the box. I have checked them periodically just to be sure they are not overheating in the fixtures and have not had any concerns at this point.

A:  I used in enclosed fixtures 10 months now and counting. No problems . The bulbs don't put off any heat but the heat diode? in the base does warm up but not even close to an incandescent bulb. My ceiling fixtures take two bulbs but I found in most I only need one. Plenty of light instantly and using only one cuts down on the heat witch is really not much.

A:  This LED bulb gets hot, i would not recommend them in a closed fixture.

A:  Philips seems to rate bulbs as dis/approved for 'accent lighting', rather than specifically 'enclosed fixtures'. This bulb is not rated for accent lighting according to their documentation. An example of a Philips bulb which *is* rated for accent lighting is model # 455824 (also dimmable).

A:  Yes, they are shaped very similar to incandescent so they should fit fine, and they don't heat up much compared to incandescent or fluorescent.

A:  Do not use these in enclosed fixtures, you will reduce the life of the LED. It is true LED's don't produce as much heat as an incandescent, however the LED lifespan will be significantly decreased by relatively low heat, like the heat produced from being in an enclosed fixture. I use Philips slimstyle bulbs for all my lamps, and Cree 4flow for my enclosed fixtures.

A:  Yes they do, because there is very little heat (almost cool to the touch).

A:  No

A:  no They are made like any other light bulb in that of it's outer construction

A:  depends on how far you drop them the plastic shell on the led lenses are pretty durable but for the most part they are shatter proof but not 100 percent water tight

A:  The dome on the bulb seems to be plastic rather then glass.

A:  No.

A:  On the box "Assembled in one or more of the following countries: China, Mexico

A:  Mine says "Made in China" on each bulb.

A:  Probably in China, like everything else.

A:  The box clearly states either China or Mexico...so you know these are high quality.

A:  China, I believe thats what I saw

A:  The package indicates that the product could have been assembled in Mexico or China? Have your pick.

A:  Package says that they are made in either China or Mexico.

A:  According to the box they are "assembled in one or more of the following countries: China, Mexico.

A:  The box says "Assembled in one or more of the following countries: China, Mexico" The bulb says "Made in China"

A:  From the package: "Assembled in one or more of the following countries: China, Mexico."

A:  Yes reg bulb socket

A:  Define standard. These are A19. They fit in my lamps in my living room. Is that standard?

A:  These fit an A19, which in the US is the "Standard" socket. There are technically a lot of standards for bulb sockets. If you go into a lamp store and buy the typical end table lamp, it will have an A19 socket.

A:  Yes

A:  Yes

A:  Yes, they will fit. And they will use 8.5 watts instead of 14 watts.

A:  Yes.

A:  YES Edison screw (ES) is a standard socket for light bulbs. Medium or standard: E26 (MES) in North America,

A:  Same old Mazda bulb base that's been in use since 1930.

A:  yes