"5 hours of continuous light use"??? How can that be if it's a 60 lm light bulb?
1403058
Its not 5 hours, 90 minutes at best is what I've come to see out of lights like this. Mine sits on the counter collecting dust due to my disappointment in this product. Not very bright, spark seems to be fading, blah blah blah. Don't buy it, save your money.
1403059
Seems kind if a stretch byt I've had mine for four months & it hasn't needed a charge yet. Pretty strong & it's fun to watch the tasees squirm.
1403060
I hate flashlights with C & D batteries as the batteries leak upon death. Therefore I purchased several LED flashlights using the same type of battery used in the strikelight #BRC 18650 in higher capacity. I purchased 5,000 mAh battery for my strikelight Tm. The cost is far less than replacement standard C & D flashlight batteries. I would guess that the 5,000 mAh battery should reach that 5 hour mark if only the flashlight was used for the test. My Striklight Tm was received as a gift and it's in my car. The larger battery is great for long term storage but I would charge it yearly.
594676
Hi there. If you're handy with tools, you MIGHT be able to replace it, assuming you could find the same 5-watt LED part. But it's not designed to be replaced. However, not to worry! Unless there are manufacturing defects, you should get many, many thousands (25,000 - 30,000) of hours of use from this bulb - LEDs for all practical purposes last "forever" and don't need changing due to burning out like regular incandescent and flourescent bulbs. By the time this would wear out, in 15-20 years for most people, LED lamps will be dirt cheap and universal so replacement of the whole fixture would be the way to go. In short - don't worry about it! It may, however, have manufacturing defects - but that's what warranties are for.
1645350
I have mine in a regular light as well as a ceiling fan. I have not had a problem with any of them and I know they have been on for many hours. They seem to last as long as any regular lightbulb.
2009410
divide 6000.hrs by 24.hrs equal 250 days / so unless you run unit for 24.hrs for 250 days/ lamp should last at least a year .(good bet ! )
2038136
Sorry, I'm not sure either. My husband uses it a lot and has even left it on overnight but the bulb is still good.
1818897
No doubt, in the product description there should be a coma between the "50000 Hrs Lifespan" and Guaranteed. I don't know any manufacture that guarantees their lamps for the duration of their rated life and would not expect that to be the case with these LED's Lamps. That, of course is only my opinion - for what it is worth!!!
2079459
Its a LED bulb that will last hundreds of hours - there is a super tiny screw at the base where the light bulb housed, but I would guess from looking at it the answer is no. I love mine!
1919833
I routinely leave over 12hrs a day. 3 things though, I have air circulation the lamps are pointing upwards, and as per manufacturer I use CFLs
31865
I dont know about the particular details, but I use it for a few hours so its not worth switching out a bulb for that time.
1831906
The box and the limited documentation give little clue. I took box to a few hardware stores. they did not have it, but I am told bulb last a very long time. Try the manufactures website and see if they have a contact us section.
1244116
not sureThe light works I keep on 24 hours a day since the amount of electricity is uses is so low that not worth switching offfor things under$20, I do not worry about the warranty
1942090
I use 60 Watt Bulbs no problem. I have been using the same sockets for 6 months and have around 15-20 hours AT LEAST on each. I wasn't able to find any label on the bulb itself or packaging that says what wattage it is rated for.
1645351
I have an 8 pendant light fixture in my dining room that I use these bulbs in. I have definitely used them for more than 5 hours at a time without any problem. My fixture is on a dimmer though and I rarely have it all the way on, as the 8 bulbs together are very bright.
835038
LED'S compared to normal lightbulbs last 45 times longer. Average lightbulb lasts 1000 hrs LED 45,000 hours, hope this helps.
1224353
They are built to light continuously for 15000 hours. The bulbs cannot be interchanged. If they go bad the manufacturer should replace the unit.
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There is no way to tell how many hours are left on the lamp except when it stops working. There is no minute "counter" in the menu setting with these DLP T.V.'s either. That being said, I replaced mine before the lamp burned out and I did notice a dramatic improvement with the picture quality, especially with the brightness of the display. If you want a general rule of thumb with regard to when to replace the bulb, consider and ask yourself if you notice the picture being dimmer that you remember it being when it was newer. If you bulb is more than 3 years old consider replacing with a new on and using the old one as a emergency back up. There is no way to tell how many hours are left on the lamp except when it stops working. There is no minute "counter" in the menu setting with these DLP T.V.'s either. That being said, I replaced mine before the lamp burned out and I did notice a dramatic improvement with the picture quality, especially with the brightness of the display. If you want a general rule of thumb with regard to when to replace the bulb, consider and ask yourself if you notice the picture being dimmer that you remember it being when it was newer. If you bulb is more than 3 years old consider replacing... » Read More There is no way to tell how many hours are left on the lamp except when it stops working. There is no minute "counter" in the menu setting with these DLP T.V.'s either. That being said, I replaced mine before the lamp burned out and I did notice a dramatic improvement with the picture quality, especially with the brightness of the display. If you want a general rule of thumb with regard to when to replace the bulb, consider and ask yourself if you notice the picture being dimmer that you remember it being when it was newer. If you bulb is more than 3 years old consider replacing with a new on and using the old one as a emergency back up. « Show Less
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It uses 0.8 Watts(W) when lit = 0.0008 kiloWatts(kW). There is 720 hours(h) in a month (24hours*30days) so it takes 0.0008kW*720h = 0.576 kWh.Please check your electricity bill to find the actual amount for expense but a 60W incandescent bulb uses 72x more power