Review on 💡 Dimmable Edison Light – Equivalent to 2200K and 2400K by Vincent Blitz

Last weekend I bought and installed a new chandelier with 5 60 watt Edison bulbs very similar to these but not LED. With the bulbs on all I could feel was the heat emitted by the new fixture (that's 300w with 5 bulbs). The maximum power of my Kasa WiFi dimmer is also 300W. Not wanting to push myself to the limit and use so much power that you can feel it heating up, I quickly looked for LED bulbs in the same style. I was excited to find this. I'm still getting used to the warm amber light, but these 4W LEDs are brighter than the standard 60W bulbs that come with the kit. The Kasa dimmer works great and also has a 'soft' on and off feature, gradually turning the light on or off. With 5 light bulbs, I only use 20 watts of electricity instead of 300. Of course you can tell the difference because the light emits almost no heat. I find it easier on the wiring and light switch and also on the wallet. Although I only needed 5 this set had 6 and I have used the extra one in my reading table lamp and it looks great. I don't know what to do with conventional light bulbs, but for now they are packed. It was a difficult decision for me to stay with 4 watts or go to 6 watts but with a dining room light this seems to be the norm as we have 5 bulbs.