I'm presently refurbing the bedroom of SWTSMBO (ie, teenaged daughter) during which I've acceded to her request for a couple of these trendy mittor lights:
(If not, maybe one of these is the answer... and that will *really* piss her off!
I'm presently refurbing the bedroom of SWTSMBO (ie, teenaged daughter) during which I've acceded to her request for a couple of these trendy mittor lights:
(If not, maybe one of these is the answer... and that will *really* piss her off!
Let me know if you find any..
You want a Megaman GA504 I think
Specification: Wattage(W): 4 Lumen Output (lm): 140 Energy Label (Class): A Diameter (mm): 55 Length (mm): 100 Weight (g): 55 Standard Pack: 60 (6x10) Lifetime: 10,000h Colour: WW Lampbase: E14 (SES)
It's on this page
3w candles wouldnt look so good. Why not go for some bad taste and install a circline tube around the mirror, run it off a dimming ballast. :)
Screwfix do flat 7w CFLs, disc shaped, but theyre pricey.
A coin meter might be better than a time switch :)
NT
The only place I've seen them is in Ikea. They are about 1cm or possibly 2cm taller than incandescent golf balls. Much smaller than GLS. Either 5W or 7W, I can't remember.
Christian.
Just had another look - the GA707i is actually smaller, but is 7w - but it is a "*Core Stock Product" so should be easier to find!
Or there are some very small spiral ones here
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Ikea do LE R50 spots and also some small LE "candle" bulbs.
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They're the sort Ikea sell. Either £3 or £4, I forget which.
Ikea definitely do 7W SES golfballs. They stand about an inch taller than a normal tungsten lamp but the diameter of the 'ball' is the same.
IKEA actually go up to 11W in CFL golf balls, which are the highest power SES CFL's I've found, but 11W would be too bright for that application.
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