Review on Himalayan LiteHistory Night Light Bulbs: Illuminate Your Space with Serene Aura by Jamal Edwards

I used this LED bulb to replace the internal halogen bulb in my long range microwave oven. So far, so good! Does not melt, does not flicker. This Edison LED bulb has significantly reduced heat generation during operation. The thermal fuse that sits on top of my microwave always has a very short lifespan due to the heat generated by the halogen bulb when cooking for longer heating times. So I need to replace the halogen bulb with an LED to reduce the heat generated when heating. I've used a SMD LED bulb before and it quickly melted after two weeks just as other users reported in reviews. So what his ad says is true. In fact, the Edison LED lamp is the only LED lamp that can be used for high temperature work environments such as the inside of a microwave oven and a conventional oven. By the way, even after closing the door, this LED lamp does not always light up, as other users have complained about in their comments. I think it has to do with the design of your microwave's internal electrical circuits. My microwave is a Samsung ME18H704SFS/AA (56 lbs, 1.7 kW). The last thing I would like to note is that after I changed the halogen bulb to LED, the thermal fuse has not yet blown. I measured the temperature difference across the top of my microwave using a mug of water boiled for two minutes. Halogen lamp after 2 minutes warm-up: 73°C. Edison LED bulb after 2 minutes of heating: 26 ° C. The temperature difference caused by using a different light bulb in the microwave will be even larger if the heating time is longer. Based on my experiments, I believe that using a halogen light bulb in your microwave is the number one reason your thermal fuse on the top of your microwave often blew as your microwave began to age. My microwave has 4 thermal fuses, all located in different places on the back of the oven. Often only the upper one, which is next to the halogen lamp, broke.