Gold flame column bubble
LED lamp is a semiconductor material chip of electroluminescence, which is solidified on the bracket with silver glue or white glue, and then connected to the chip and circuit board with silver wire or gold wire. The periphery is sealed with epoxy resin to protect the internal core wire. Finally, the shell is installed, so the seismic resistance of LED lamp is good.
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Gold flame column bubble
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| Product name | Shell material | Lamp cap specification | Input voltage (V) | Color temperature (K) | Color rendering index (CRI) | Number of pieces per box | Remarks (lamp body size) |
| LED bulb_ 5W_ Columnar bubble_ Gold Flame Series | PC+plastic coated aluminum | E27/B22 | 220V | 6500 | > 80 | 100 | Φ 50*98 |
| LED bulb_ 9W_ Columnar bubble_ Gold Flame Series | PC+plastic coated aluminum | E27/B22 | 220V | 6500 | > 80 | 100 | Φ 60*116 |
| LED bulb_ 13W_ Columnar bubble_ Gold Flame Series | PC+plastic coated aluminum | E27/B22 | 220V | 6500 | > 80 | 100 | Φ 70*128 |
| LED bulb_ 20W_ Columnar bubble_ Gold Flame Series | PC+plastic coated aluminum | E27/B22 | 220V | 6500 | > 80 | 60 | Φ 80*140 |
| LED bulb_ 30W_ Columnar bubble_ Gold Flame Series | PC+plastic coated aluminum | E27 | 220V | 6500 | > 80 | 40 | Φ 100*170 |
| LED bulb_ 40W_ Columnar bubble_ Gold Flame Series | PC+plastic coated aluminum | E27 | 220V | 6500 | > 80 | 30 | Φ 115*199 |
| LED bulb_ 50W_ Columnar bubble_ Gold Flame Series | PC+plastic coated aluminum | E27 | 220V | 6500 | > 80 | 30 | Φ 125 |
| LED bulb_ 60W_ Columnar bubble_ Gold Flame Series | PC+plastic coated aluminum | E27 | 220V | 6500 | > 80 | 24 | Φ 140 |
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"This is the 'bean' in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, which is the predecessor of the lamp." Qing Liejun explained while playing. In the Stone Age, people learned how to use fire for heating, cooking, controlling animals, and lighting. According to the unearthed oracle bone inscriptions, as early as the Yin and Shang Dynasties, humans used turpentine torches for lighting.
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