Bulbrite Q250CL EDT: High 💡 Voltage 250-Watt Bulb for Powerful Illumination Review

In a non-empirical sense, a lightbulb produces as much heat as light. You will surely feel its warmth by sitting next to it when it is placed in the lamp. The important thing to note here is that your outlet and installation must be able to handle such a large thermal load. Just thought I could stick it in a table lamp and the switch to turn it off got too hot for a few seconds. Heat issues aside, the lamp emits plenty of light with a pleasantly warm color temperature.

These bulbs are EXCELLENT. I only wish I had bought more. They illuminate the rooms with light, the sun was in our room. My wife sews quilts and getting enough light so she can see when she is cutting and sewing has always been a challenge, but no more. She has all the light she wants or needs. They do get hot though and shouldn't be placed in a recessed fixture, but they work great in ceiling fans where there's no risk of the heat setting anything on fire. They are very small compared to a…

Second or third order for these lamps. It's hard to find a larger size. It doesn't seem to be more than 300 watts. Now let's buy two. They burn out quickly. We have two weeks from the last. Now I use a spare bulb. The original bulb on the floor lamp only lasted two hours. Yes, another brand. So far we've gone through four lightbulbs. This lamp fits in an ordinary light bulb. Let's see. The last bulb shows no signs of burn out. Translucent as when inserted. Handling a bare halogen bulb can burn…