Euri Lighting LED Flickering Flame Bulb Demonstration/Review/Comparison to LED Flame Effect
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
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. Euri Lighting Flickering Flame Bulb, ECA9.5-2120fcb, Decorative CA9.5 Candelabra E12 Base, Warm White 1800K, Non-Dim, 1W (6W Equivalent), 80lm, 120° Beam Angle, Black Housing, UL Listed
Design - Euri Lighting's second generation flickering flame bulb is a much sleeker and smaller design in comparison to it's predecessor. Now with a blunt tip shape instead of the previous flame tip shape, the ECA9.5-2120fcb is much more compact, meaning a wider range of fixtures it can fit into. Dimensions are 1.46" Wide x 4" Tall.
Ambiance - Set the mood in your household with Euri Lightings ECA9.5-2120fcb. This LED Flickering Flame Bulb is the successor and next generation to Euri's ECA9.5-1120fc. Manufactured to mimick a single candlelight ambience, these decorative flame bulbs set a quaint and inviting atmosphere to any room they're installed in. With a color temperature of 1800K - the ECA9.5-2120fcb will make your home feel warm and cozy.
Applications - Euri's ECA9.5-2120fcb has a broad set of applications it can be used for. Ideal for home decoration: Living Rooms, Chandeliers, Bedrooms, Outdoor Gardens and Pathways. Ideal for commercial applications: Night Clubs, Restaurants, Coffee Shops, Bars, Hotels, Churches, and more.
Quality - With over 250 LED Diodes and hand made panels you can see the crafted quality. Unlike other, inferior options available in the market, Euri Lightings flame bulb was meticulously crafted to emulate a real flickering flame or gas lamp while playing on an algorithm.
Performance - Rated with a lifespan of 15,000 Hours and a 2 Year Warranty this decorative candelabra Flame Bulb is built to last. Euri Lighting is incorporated in California and based in Los Angeles. Buy with confidence and peace of mind knowing we have over 50 years combined experience in the LED Industry. We have a hassle free 24 month warranty, should one of your Flame Bulbs go out before the expected lifespan expires, we will gladly replace it.
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You are the best mad scientist EVER!!! As I watched, you answered every question that popped into my head. You compared and contrasted these in a way that I would do if I were doing this in my own garage. Thanks for being so thoughtful and thorough in your approach. I'm going with the GE uncovered in the candles of my outdoor light fixtures. This was incredibly helpful. Thank you! Subscribed!
Wow, thank you!
Kronos I think I like the one orange glow of the flicker flame ones. It doesn’t matter if it matches the real flame I think I like those cool ones no other flicker flame bulb can ever match the true beauty of a neon flicker flame
Oh what a day and time to be alive! 😂Seriously though, these look great and I am definitely using these on my outside lights. We have the classic faux gaslight fixtures, and this would really go well. Get that New Orleans vibe going. Thanks for the share!
The 3rd one looks awful though.
I’m pretty sure if you use a diffuser over the LED flicker, flame bulbs, dinner, candelabra, not the neon one, but the two LED flicker flame ones on the left I think those two did a better job making it look like a real flame inside of a diffuse surface
Great demonstration! Thank you so much for doing this!
Glad it was helpful!
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No.1 is the best I have ever seen so far. The only drawback are the 3 edges they don't emit light and causes shadows. They should put a row of LED on the edges to reduce this shadows but I'm not sure how this would look like in operation. Maybe then some other issues could accour if you consider the lamp from a specific angle.
However, I will give a try to this one. Have you a suggestion to get them for a good price?
Amazon is the best I have found
@@dspiffy Thx. Your tests are great but if I may suggest one point. When you put this milky glas over the lamps just let them a little bit longer when you recording them. So someone can have an better impression by observing it a little bit longer. Have a good time my friend and stay healthy!
I don’t believe the Euri comes in E26. Certainly they’re not on their site!
Why not do a fast shutter test to see which ones flicker the worst? (not the intentional flame-like flickering, but the headache causing fast flickering)
My frame rate is 60fps and I dont know how to do faster than that
@@dspiffy what does framerate have to do with it? just increase the shutter speed on your camera until they start to flicker (except for the good lights, which won't flicker no matter how fast you put your shutter speed)
@@Niberspace Frame rate is the only thing I know how to adjust
@@dspiffy lol what, shutterspeed is like the most common setting ever on any camera, even my gramma knows how to change shutterspeed
You should make the suggestion on her video, then, instead of mine.
Are you sure every cell phone camera even has that feature?
Dan - Thank you for this video! I had someone create stained glass fireplace panes for my player piano. The panes have an E12 base behind them. The incandescent flicker flame bulbs (#3) l have are ineffective! What would you suggest to "light up" the stained glass flames?
It will probably take some trial and error but I would try this one for sure.
Excellent methodology in your comparative demonstration, thank you. I think the one on far left is most realistic. Can you tell me approximately how bright it is in wattage and what size fixture it fits? I'm looking for something in the 25w range. Thanks again
Oh man that's really hard to qualify because it's not a steady glow. 25w might be close. It should fit anywhere a flame shaped candelabra bulb fits.
@@dspiffyYeah, I see your point. Only learned of these bulbs yesterday and as you know there's a lot of models available. So your demonstration was really helpful. Will be looking for something like the one on the far left. Have a good one my friend.
do you know where can i find the 4th one? but in a smaller size
The 4th one is just a traditional flicker flame, and it is available in candelabra base
I just got a led flickering Candle lantern If I leave it on 24 hours a day how long will it last
Is it battery powered?
Flikering garden light
The Euri looks great in daylight on video. Price is ridiculous though, at $16 to $20. I'm looking to pay more in the $6 range. Although most people use these to flank their garage, maybe only for holidays, or as a porch light, I like my flame effect bulb for firelight ambience in the room, and a as nightlight, great with a little Google Home fireplace sound. I have two different ones, and the first one I got felt like it was short circuiting or with a bad connection, the flicker was so fast. It's nice to look at though, if you used it in a lamp post outdoors. I don't care whether they look like a flame or not, because who is going to stare at one of these anyway. However, as I mentioned, the flickering in the room is what adds life to a dark room, and that's what I like.
Anyway, the ones I like, because of the very realistic slow flicker firelight ambience in a dark room, are the ones made by Texsens. Problem is, I had two and using them just one at a time, they both blew in about 3 years of pretty heavy use. I may just stick with the color change lights I'm using now, but if anyone knows of a brand that lasts long, and creates a soothing flickering ambience, and is around $6, please tell me the brand. I might try the GE one. I'll have to watch your video on it.
None of mine have failed yet except one that was outside and water got in it
Who is your friend busy switching light on and off?
You mean Alexa?
The one on the far left looks like a real flame.
Hey Dan, are these for both indoor and outdoor use?
I dont think they will last long getting wet, but I use them in my outdoor fixtures as long as they are covered.
The incandescent ones are defintley superior.
Technically none of these are incandescent.
@@dspiffy True
He sounds like Jack Black doing flickering flame led bulbs review. 😂🤙
My wife LOVES him so that's a huge compliment!! I cannot sing at all or dance at all, two things he is INCREDIBLE at, but I am probably a better guitar player.
Good review man
Glad you liked it!
I couldn't watch the whole video. Your Alexa commands were making my Alexa do stupid things.
Work Bench On turned on Chicken Coop. Most of the other commands got a Sorry I'm having trouble hearing.
I thought they fixed Alexa from going off from other sources.
I dont have a solution to that, I am sorry.
@@dspiffy I do. I turned it off. 😁
Remember to turn it back on when you are done watching!
Bro, you got duped to buy an Alexa because literally it’s just a voice activated light switch. Common bro….
Your mom bought it for me