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maximusi

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Evening All,

My partner bought a lovely light fixture that we love and we wanted 4 more slightly smaller but the company stopped selling them so she bought elsewhere however the original one had bulbs that had 6 led's in them but these new ones only have 3 led's in them and as a result are really dim. We are trying to source the replacement bulbs with 6 so we can make them bright but have no idea what the bulbs are and where to find them.

The original light fixture came with 1 spare and I have put this in one of the newer fixtures and confirm it works perfectly. Now I just need to find 47 more of these bulbs!!!!

Pictures of the bulb:
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https://Upload the image directly to the thread.com/a/kp61spb

https://Upload the image directly to the thread.com/a/RfAexai


Any help is really really really appreciated!

Thanks,
Max
 
That's a bulb/lamp I've not seen before - what sort of holder does it go into? One that has small pointy terminals that the lamp clips into to?

Are there any markings on it at all? Or anything in the instructions that might give you some clue?

Looks almost like a festoon lamp, but with different ends on...

Is there any obvious transformer in the fitting? I'd guess LED lamps that small will run at 12V...
 
Don't care about them being to bright current ones are way to dim. Also the ones you posted don't have the screw hole at the end. That's the bit I can't find.. ..
 
I have never seen one of these before. My only guess is that it is a Chinese import or something like it.
 
How strange!

I remember some hifi units had similar lamps to illuminate the tuning scale. But they were held in clips, and didn't have the holes in the end.

And as people have mentioned, there are festoon lamps, but these usually have pointed ends which fit into spring clips.

I've never seen these with threaded holes in the end.
 
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