Makeup Mirror Replacement LED Bulbs, 0.7W 120V Type T Light Bulb, 2 Pack

MSRP: $36.62
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Product Overview

Brand: Glooglitter

Color: Clear

Features:

  • [Bright, Low-Wattage LED Bulbs]: These makeup mirror replacement bulbs are rated for 120V and feature an E12 candelabra base, 0.7W LED filament design, and Type T bulb (T20) shape. They use less rated power and are designed to run cooler than traditional incandescent mirror bulbs for everyday makeup and grooming.
  • [Clear LED Bulb Set]: Includes 2 clear LED bulbs for replacing burned-out, dim, or aging clear bulbs in compatible lighted makeup mirrors. Each bulb has a rated life of up to 10,000 hours, helping reduce frequent replacements and maintenance.
  • [Easy Installation]: Turn off and unplug the mirror, then allow the old bulbs to cool for at least 3 minutes. Open the housing according to your mirror manual, unscrew the old bulbs, install the new clear bulbs, and securely reassemble the housing before use.
  • [Compatibility and Fit Check]: Designed for select lighted makeup mirrors that use clear replacement bulbs. Compatible with Conair RP34B BE66, BE67, BE18LC, BE18NX, BE18LCX and BE104X models when replacing clear bulbs that use the same 120V E12 Type T configuration. For models that also use blue bulbs, this 2-pack replaces clear bulbs only. Check the mirror label, original bulb specifications and housing clearance before ordering; this is not a universal replacement
  • [Package Contents and Size]: Includes 2 clear LED bulbs for replacing burned-out or aging clear bulbs or keeping a convenient spare. Each Type T/T20 bulb measures approximately 2.17 x 0.79 inches. Compare the dimensions, E12 socket and original bulb shape before purchase.

Details: These replacement bulbs are compatible with Conair BE66, BE67, BE18LC, BE18NX, BE18LCX and BE104X models that use the same 120V E12 Type T bulb configuration.Check your mirror model before ordering.The difference between Incandescent bulbs and LED bulbs: -- Lighting principle -- Incandescent bulbs Heat is generated when current passes through the filament, and the spiral filament continuously gathers the heat, making the temperature of the filament reach above 2000 degrees Celsius. When the filament is in an incandescent state, it emits light like red hot iron. Disadvantage: 1. Tungsten-filament incandescent lamps operate at high temperatures, which can accelerate filament wear and shorten their service life. 2. High heat radiation. The greater the power, the more heat. Part of the conversion of electric energy is light, and part is heat. 3. The light emitted by incandescent lamps is full color light, but the composition ratio of each color light is determined by the luminescent substance and temperature. Unbalanced proportions cause to a color cast of light. LED bulbs: When the current acts on the chip through the wire, the electrons and holes will be pushed to the quantum well, and the electrons will recombine with the holes in the quantum well, and then energy will be emitted in the form of photons. Advantage: 1. LED bulbs have lower power consumption and cooler touch, lower watt but higher brightness. 2. LED electric energy converts light energy, which produces little heat radiation, and most of the energy is directly converted into light energy. Also coupled with the heat dissipation structure. 3. LED is a green light source, driven by direct current, have no strobe, and have no infrared and UV components, no radiation pollution, relatively high color rendering and strong luminous directionality.