Crompton ST64 LED Filament Light Bulb - Antique Bronze



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This Crompton ST64 LED filament bulb is ideal for homeowners seeking to add a vintage aesthetic to their lighting while benefiting from modern energy efficiency. Its key advantage is the blend of classic design with LED technology, offering significant energy savings and a long lifespan. A potential caveat is its specific 2200K color temperature, which is very warm and may not suit all lighting applications.
| Colour | Bronze |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 4245 |
| Brand | Crompton |
This 7.5W LED bulb provides a light output equivalent to a traditional 50W incandescent bulb.
This bulb uses a BC-B22d bayonet fitting.
No, for dimming to work effectively and safely, you must use a dimmer switch specifically designed for LED bulbs. Not all LED dimmers are compatible; consult the dimmer manufacturer's specifications.
2200K is an extra warm white color temperature, often described as 'candlelight' or very cozy. It produces a yellowish-orange hue, ideal for creating a relaxed and vintage ambiance.
This bulb has an estimated lifespan of 10,000 hours of operation.
The product description does not specify outdoor suitability. It is best used in indoor, dry locations unless housed in a suitable weatherproof fixture.
Yes, provided your existing fixture has a BC-B22d fitting and you are looking for similar brightness with energy savings. If you wish to dim, ensure you also have a compatible LED dimmer.
Check that the bulb is securely screwed into the BC-B22d fitting. Ensure the power supply is on and the fixture's switch is active. Test with another known working bulb to rule out fixture issues. If dimming, verify the dimmer switch is compatible with LED bulbs and set to a suitable level.
This often indicates an incompatible dimmer switch or a loose connection. Ensure your dimmer is rated for LED bulbs. Check the bulb's seating in the socket and verify the dimmer is set to an appropriate brightness level. Try the bulb in a different fixture without a dimmer to isolate the cause.
Ensure the bulb is not installed in a fixture that is too enclosed or excessively hot, as LEDs have temperature limits. Verify that the voltage supply is stable and within the bulb's operating range. Avoid using incompatible dimmer switches.
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