Review on 💡 FLSNT Dimmable Filament Chandelier: A Perfect Equivalent Replacement! by Pavan Pelletier

We had a kitchen chandelier that consumed 6 pieces. Incandescent lamps 60W. The older we get, the brighter the light becomes. The lamps (which of course had their flames pointing downwards) got so hot that they detached from the base and were difficult to remove (because they were hanging from two small internal wires). Finally there was a bang and the light went out. It turned out that the internal wiring in one of the sockets had failed due to years of overheating (despite the use of ceramic sockets). So after the repair we ordered these LED bulbs (and a new dimmer). I am happy to report that these bulbs are really close to the maximum brightness of 60w bulbs, using less than 30w at full brightness instead of the 360w that damaged the fixture. The yellow strings of thread were a bit confusing at first, but now they add charm to them. Love her.