Hello World! Welcome Friends! Want a cost-saving solution for your lighting? LED corn light bulbs may be the answer you’re looking for. They are not only more efficient than metal halide, high-pressure sodium, or incandescent bulbs but are super bright!
Keep reading to learn more about LED corn light bulbs and why they are quickly becoming the best solution for high-quality outdoor and indoor lighting.
What Are LED Corn Light Bulbs?
Whether you own a business or are looking to light your own property, you may be juggling between your energy bill along with quality illumination.
LED corn light bulbs are growing in popularity. They can be used for highway lighting, streetlights, and pathway lighting. So you know these lights pack a punch! But without your energy bill taking a huge hit.
The LED corn lights are light-emitting diodes (LEDs) assembled onto a metal structure. They are called corn lamps or lights because the fixture resembles a corn cob.
The purpose of the corn-like structure is to mount as many diodes across as much surface area as possible to keep the diodes from overheating. In some cases, they can number in the hundreds!
The result? A high light output bulb with low energy usage. This can save you money without having to sacrifice the quality of lighting your home or business.
Are LED Corn Lights Right for You?
Not all light fixtures will accept LED corn lights so you will have to make sure yours matches up. You can find corn lamps for E26 (Medium Edison) and E29 (Mogul Edison), with more being developed to fit an even wider variety of sockets.
If you’re unsure about fitting a corn light to your socket, it’s always a good idea to check the manufacturer’s list directly. They should indicate what their specific corn lamp products are able to fit.
The best part is once you know your fixture will fit a corn lamp, it’s super easy to install! That’s because these bulbs will screw in just like a regular light bulb. Which is another reason why corn lights are so great!
How to Choose a Quality Corn Light Bulb
LED corn light bulbs run very hotly! A quality corn light bulb should be able to cool itself down due to its aluminum structure. This is meant to allow the heat to escape.
That said if you are running LED corn light bulbs in a high-temperature environment be sure to check the manufacturer recommendations. You want to have corn lamps that are made specifically for the temperature conditions you will be operating them in.
You should also choose a brand with a transparent plastic covering to protect the diodes from dust and insects. This prolongs the lifespan of your bulbs as well. A manufacturer that doesn’t provide a covering is most likely selling a low-quality product.
Plus, choose a manufacturer that provides you with color choice options for your bulbs!
Light Up Your Life
If you’re looking for an LED bulb that can improve your lighting indoors and outdoors for your home or business, then the LED corn light bulb is a great option!
Just like regular LED bulbs, corn lights use at least 75% less energy and last 25 times longer than incandescent lighting! Making them easy to maintain and affordable. Plus, they are easy on your energy bill.
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Toodles,
I totally agree with your perspective in this blog. As an expert when it comes to lighting, LED corn lights are an advantage to use, especially in industrial spaces, because they provide a high amount of light, as mentioned above. However, there are some things to consider when choosing LED corn lights: to avoid costly expenses, make sure the socket is made for LED corn lights. This happened in my past client, who purchased LED corn lights but they did not fit the socket, so they purchased another LED light.