🕯️ Frosted Torpedo Filament Candelabra Chandelier: Elegant Lighting for a Unique Ambiance Review

I have purchased these 60W and 40W non-dimmable frosted LED globe bulbs. In the end I left only 60 watt lamps, because it is very difficult to find lamps with such characteristics at such power. Why, why do these companies feel it necessary to print their logos so prominently on the lamps themselves? They are spoiled when displayed openly, as in a chandelier. I will only use these lamps when shaded. I gave them 1 star because their website description doesn't make it clear that they have a logo

I have updated our dining room chandelier by plating the brass with a matte pewter finish and replacing it with clear coated wire. I exchanged the chain and ceiling fittings for new ones. The chandelier is large and has twelve bulbs of 40 watts each. The LEDs work great; the chandelier now consumes 40 watts instead of 480 watts. The glow from these lights is less yellow than the old lamps, which goes well with the updated look. I was also able to add a dimmer to adjust the amount of light in…

Bought two packs of 10 bulbs about two weeks ago to replace the 12 bulbs in our chandelier. All 20 bulbs were checked immediately after unpacking, without defects. Bright, warm light. We like the frosted look more than clear glass. I am using a Leviton 6674-P0W dimmer as I have had success with this dimmer in the past with other non-candelabra LEDs. Note that the lamps do not dim to zero. I'm not sure if this is a function of the lamps or this particular lamp and dimmer combo. Although we don't