Can the lights be replaced with brighter ones?
1351976
I just took it apart to look at those LED light housings. They are very easy to access. I loosened the four screws that hold down the glass cover, lifted it up a bit and could easily see the light housings. They are held in only with a clip, and by pushing down they come out easily. (You could probably just pry them out from underneath with a thin knife blade, working carefully so as not to scratch the surface.) The housing is connected with a plug to the 12V DC circuit that powers the LEDS. You can dismantle the housing by removing 4 small (PH-0) Philips head screws. That allows you to see the circular circuit board that holds 9 surface-mounted LEDs. The device is rated 12 Volts DC and less than 2 watts, meaning the current draw is less than 0.167 amps. Someone who knows the current market in LED surface mount devices could probably locate a circular board of similar size that contained some higher lumen output LEDs. (The technology on these is improving rapidly.) Or the manufacturer could get smart and get some themselves and offer us replacement plug-in units. But none of this helps you now. I was surprised how bright the 9 little bulbs were, and first thought maybe the diffuser was the problem in diminishing light output. But when I held the circuit board up in position without the diffuser and turned off the kitchen light, I could still see that the output was too slight. Anyway, although it doesn't immediately solve our problem of a low-lumen light, it was fun research. I took pictures, but can't figure out how they might be posted here.
609973
No. There are guides on show to change the color but they all require removing the LEDs and a bit of soldering. There are a few brightness settings.
37000
Yes you can replace these bulbs...you may need to go to an actual electrical/lighting type hardware store or possibly automotive. Just be sure to get the clear ones (bottom) or the blue tinted ones (top) whichever is burned out. Not using the same color bulb might effect the light output in wonky ways. :)
2134871
Yes. There are three levels of brightness. The brightest one is almost too much. I use level 2.
1942647
l don't you can replace the bulbs. Behind the lens ( the cover), the bulbs are two types of those tiny led bulbs. One type emit daylight color, the other type emit warm color. The control knob at the far end is of you to adjust the ratio of these two colors that allows you to have continuos adjustment of the color temperature.
1489171
Hmmm, I don't personally. Not sure where you'd find that. You might just need to bust out for a new light and use the broken one for spare parts if needed. It's relatively inexpensive, after all, compared to other lights like this.
1005549
Those are now dimmable. We haven't been able to convince Amazon to change the listing.
2179780
No. You can put your stock lights in the pre drilled holes for lights though. Or just buy some LED replacements.
142295
Honestly, I'm not sure. I bought it as a gift. I believe you can pull individual lights and replace them but I don't know 100%
84224
They're definitely brighter but you may have to change the bulbs that come in the lights to a brighter bulb.
1942648
I am guessing that you cannot replace the bulbs since they have such a long life. I would email the manufacturer though.
1634111
I don't think that the lights can be replaced. However, they are LED's, and they almost NEVER burn out. This mirror is high quality, and certainly worth the money. I am not using this for everyday use, but rather for travel only.
55436
Bulbs can be replaced, not sure what # they are. You'll know when you remove the old ones...
297989
No, the lights can't be replaced. At 24 hours per day of continuous use these fixtures can deliver useful light for six years or longer...
507813
Excellent question. I do not see why not since you can change brightness level to suit your needs.
1634112
there are 18 Led's around the ring of the mirror. They are bright and do not seem to be replacable. I guess if you are electrically competent, you could try to replace them but probably not worth the effort. Hope that helps.
1175878
Yes, it can. That's what we did. But, there are daylight LEDs and soft light LEDs. The store was out of soft light, so I bought daylight, I will be switching those back to soft light.