🌟 Enhance Your Space with Sunco Lighting's Vintage Filament Decorative Collection Review

When I first installed it in my outdoor light, the light bulb didn't come on when it got dark. I brought it in and set it up in a dark room to see if I could fix it and it worked fine in the dark room. After reinstalling outdoors, it would glow in the dark in the evening and go out in the light in the morning. Although it seemed a bit finicky at first, once I got it working it has been working flawlessly ever since. It's only been a week so I don't know how long it will be. The 9W warm white…

Haven't tested them yet but just wanted to comment on the info on the box. The estimated annual energy cost per light bulb is given as $0.84 per year, with an energy cost of $0.11 per kWh. The problem for me with this calculation is that it's based on only 3 hours of daily usage. This may be standard usage for regular lights, but these are dusk-to-dawn light sensors designed to operate during the night. This means the average runtime over the course of a year will be closer to 12 hours per day,

I love these bulbs! I have a covered patio and I hate coming home to a dark front door. You've solved that problem and look good too! These are slightly enlarged bulbs (glass only - the base is the usual old E26), with a more interesting shape than the usual ones. The Edison bulb is damn good. And the light it gives is perfect: nice and bright, not so warm that it doesn't illuminate the area, but not so bright that it's a purple-tinted interrogation scenario that burns the cornea. It's as close