Posted 17th Sep
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TP-Link Smart Bulb, WiFi Filament Light Bulb, E27, 7W, Works with Amazon Alexa (Echo and Echo Dot), Google Home and IFTTT, Dimmable Soft Warm White, No Hub Required [Energy Class A++]
You can buy shoddy chinese adaptors from ebay.
They do work though....
excellent price for what you get
Better yet, pick up a couple of adaptors from IKEA for only £1. LINK
I’m slowly converting all pendants in my home to E27
IMO b22 is dead now
I'm not sure, but apart from The UK, possibly Ireland, I do not think any other country, at least in Europe uses B22. So, off course there will be more options and cheaper prices for E27. I'm waiting to see when the basin taps will die too, as everywhere else they use mixer taps, not 2 individual taps.
Here for £14.99, but TBH it will be cheaper to buy an adaptor.
When was it alive...?
Yeah, recent bayonet bulb connection I bought was broken. Can see why screw bulbs are much more desirable and less to go wrong on fitting too. Just don't fancy going through the house and replacing the fittings properly so those Ikea adapters may be the way to go
The adaptors work fine, but they are visible, a bit "ugly", and the extend the bulb down by 3-5cm
Yes we have low ceilings and the bulb does hang low . Might just change the whole fitting
Other than that they are supposed to be pretty much identical.
same colour temp (warm white 2700k) and same brightness (800lm).
Since the filaments are also LEDs it should last same, too
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Yeah but then they make it longer/taller and some times sticks out of small light shades “/
Ah nice - so what you're essentiually saying is BUY IT!?
The bayonet light bulb mount is the standard fitting in many former members of the British Empire including the United Kingdom, Australia, India, Ireland, and New Zealand, Hong Kong, as well as parts of the Middle East and Africa
In short though gradually its being phased out although will take a long time as nearly all british homes have a B22 fitting somewhere.
You may be right, but I was referring to Europe. The issue is most of the smart bulbs are E-type and people ask why are they not doing B-type. Clearly this is because they want to sell, so more countries have E connection.