2.8 Watt LED T6 Filament Bulb - 200 Lumens - Dimmable - E12 Base - 120V
2.8 Watt LED T6 Filament Bulb - 200 Lumens - Dimmable - E12 Base - 120V
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T6 LED Bulbs FAQs
Where are T6 LED bulbs typically used?
T6 (3/4 inch diameter) shows up in decorative sconces, picture lights, appliances, and specialty fixtures requiring narrow lamps.
Which bases and voltages are common for T6 LEDs?
Bases vary: E12 candelabra, E17 intermediate, or specialty pins; voltages include 120 V and 12 V. Match exactly to your socket.
Are T6 LEDs dimmable and which controls are compatible?
Many T6 LEDs dim on triac/ELV; low‑voltage versions may need compatible magnetic/electronic dimmers.
How bright are T6 LEDs and what distributions are common?
Lumens range widely by application; many are omni for decorative glow, while task versions use directional optics.
Can T6 lamps be used in enclosed fixtures or tight housings?
Use enclosed‑rated models in sealed housings. Check ambient temperature limits to protect drivers in tight spaces.
How do I match T6 LEDs to existing miniature lamps?
Match base type, overall length, and lumen output. Verify clearance around shades and diffusers.
What color temperatures and CRI options are available?
Common CCTs are 2700–4000K with CRI 80–90+. Pick CRI 90+ for artwork and food prep areas.
Are there size or clearance issues to watch for with T6?
Some fixtures have extremely tight envelopes—confirm physical dimensions before purchase.
Can T6 LEDs be used outdoors or in damp locations?
Yes—choose damp/wet‑rated models and sealed housings. Keep gaskets intact to prevent moisture ingress.
What compliance marks and warranties indicate quality?
UL/ETL listings and 2–5 year warranties with stated lumen maintenance are good benchmarks.
