€ 13,63 incl VAT
Dimmable
6.5W (Equivalent to 45W Incandescent) Base Type: E27 (Standard Screw Base)
Power Consumption: 6.5W (equivalent to a 45W traditional incandescent bulb) Voltage: 230V (normal households) Color Temperature: 2200K (Warm White)
This low color temperature gives off a soft, cozy light, just like the warm glow of traditional Edison bulbs. This is an ideal LED lamp for creating a relaxed and vintage-inspired atmosphere.
Lifespan: Approximately 15,000–25,000 hours Designed to last significantly longer than incandescent bulbs, reducing the need for frequent replacements. Dimmable: YES Allowing you to adjust brightness to suit your space and mood.
Perfect for decorative lighting in homes, cafes, restaurants, and bars, or for accent lighting in chandeliers, pendants, wall sconces, and exposed bulb fixtures or suspensions & ceiling lamps.
This filament LED lamp combines vintage charm with modern technology, providing warm, efficient lighting that’s both stylish and functional.
In the late 19th century, Thomas Edison was racing to solve one of the biggest challenges of his time: how to create a practical, long-lasting electric light. While others had experimented with electric lighting, their designs either burned out too quickly or were too expensive for everyday use. Edison’s breakthrough came in 1879, when he developed a carbon filament that could glow for hours inside a vacuum-sealed glass bulb without quickly burning out.
The iconic shape of the Edison bulb, with its tear-drop glass and visible glowing filament, became a symbol of innovation and human progress. Unlike modern light bulbs, where the filament is often hidden or more utilitarian, Edison’s original design highlighted the beauty of the glowing filament itself. This warm, amber glow became synonymous with the invention of electric light.
Today, the Edison-style bulb, also known as a filament bulb, is cherished not just for its historical significance but also for its decorative appeal. It represents the birth of electric lighting, reminding us of the moment when Edison’s persistence illuminated the world.
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