E12 C7 10W 6000K LED Candelabra Bulbs 100w Equivalent, 5Pack E12 T6 Led Candle Light Bulbs for Ceiling Fan Pendant Chandelier Lighting Salt Lamp,1200lm Daylight White, Non-dimmable

Special Feature: Compact Size, Bright 1200lm. Extremely compact dimensions of 0.73 x 3.15 inches, yet delivering a high 1200 lumenssufficiently bright to replace E12 100W to 120W halogen bulbs and reduce your electricity costs. Flicker-free and gentle on the eyes. Wide voltage range AC100-240V, with high energy efficiency, saving 120 lumens per watt. Newly Upgraded Long
Thread Base: Designed to fit all different E12 base fixtures, so you need not worry about base compatibility this time. The E12 candelabra small base screw socket indicates a base diameter of 12mmnot e11, e17, or e26. High CRI and
Bright Daylight White Color: 85Ra CRI, 6000K Daylight bright white, with no flicker, no buzzing, and no excessive heat. It satisfies the demands of high-brightness lighting scenarios, including garages and workshops.
Widely applicable: E12 c7 t6 led candelabra bulbs fit all E12 base fixtures, such as ceiling fan light, chandelier, pendant light, dryer light, desk lamp, floor light, turkish lamp, and salt lampexcellent for bright bathroom lighting for makeup application and hair grooming, among other uses.
Non-Dimmable: This is a non-dimmable E12 type; if you require a dimmable E12, we also offer that optionplease search our store.
Kind Tips: 1) Our E12 led bulbs are intended for both indoor and outdoor use, ideal for various outdoor applications like lamp posts, yard lighting, other outdoor decorative lights, porch lights, exterior sconces, and other E12 base outdoor lighting fixtures; however, a fixture should be added to shield the bulb from water and rain, as the bulb itself is not waterproof. 2) "NO UV or IR radiation" and are crafted to be eye-friendly and safe for everyday use.
Notice: LED bulbs are more susceptible to power fluctuations; if you notice flickering, please try the bulb in a different fixture. Additionally, one
of our customers suggested: "if bulbs flicker in a ceiling fan, please try turning on the wall switch first; they will not flicker unless another light on the same circuit was turned on. "