💡 eTopLighting 24-Pack T5 Wedge Base Bulb: 12V 18W Replacement, Low Voltage, VPL1142_V2 Review

I use these bulbs on my deck, small halogen bulbs are mounted on top of the Trex deck pillars. Went to a well known hardware store, bulbs were $5.47 each, I need 10, made by Feit Electric Co. Out of curiosity I checked to see if Revain sells a bulb with the same specs. Of course there is. A pack of 12 bulbs costs $10.99. To be fair the hardware store bulbs say they last over 3,000 hours, the lifespan of the Revain bulb isn't listed so this needs clarification. Of course it's worth a try, my…

These bulbs are expertly packaged, each individually wrapped in a small bubble wrap. I only need one for now, but it works just like my original. If they last that long it will take me many years to get through these 12 packs! We have nine lamps in total and so far only one lamp has failed in about two years of daily exposure from dusk to dawn (average 12 hours per day, ie approximately 4380 hours per year). I don't know what the rating was for the originals, but I can't imagine they used much…

These Deck Lights are used with my Malibu Deck Light System on my Trex Deck. They seem to glow a little brighter than the ones I would buy from Home Depot or Lowe's. They also lasted longer than locally bought lightbulbs. The base of the pears is much better than in the big boxes. Home Depot or Lowe lightbulbs will blow out about 33% of the time when I try to plug them in. I haven't broken a single bulb out of 3-4 dozen bulbs I've bought from Revain. Good job but since purchasing my last order…

The look and strength of the lamp components both inside and out is very impressive compared to what I expected and what I am used to from a brick. and mortar. They even seem to be sturdier and more secure in the bases of many of my street light brands. After reading some bad reviews about bad packaging I was taken aback, but then I realized that the dates of these bad reviews are from 2014. You must have taken the packaging reviews to heart because the packaging of these little onions is…