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Filename: | Wilko_LED_Fireglow.JPG |
Album name: | Keiron / My Lamps |
Type/Model: | Fireglow |
Wattage: | 6.9 Watt |
Filesize: | 2064 KiB |
Date added: | 02 Nov, 2023 |
Dimensions: | 1536 x 2048 pixels |
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I don’t think I’ve seen a LED fireglow lamp before!
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The heat from the incandescent lamp used to make a fan like wheel spin which created a shimmering effect, with LED giving off very little heat that effect will no longer work
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We used to have a couple of fires with that wheel that hung above the lamp. Took a minute or two until the wheel began to spin. As you say, the LED version won't have that effect.
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Grandparents had a gas fire with 2 fireglow lamps under a GRP representation of burniung logs and coals. This particular fire had B22d-3 lampholders and as stated by others above, the little thermally operated, spinning wheels to give the effect of flames
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The B22d-3 lamps were a ploy to get you to purchase inflated price lamps, eventually they moved to BC and I have seen a few in my time that have used a pearl GLS, not very warming.
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I have an LED fireglow that was used in my mum's fire, the spinner on that had already stopped working so it didn't matter that there wasn't the heat. I also have a couple of electric fan heaters with a glow effect. Both use a small motor to power what I can only describe as a 'long spinner'. One takes standard GLS lamps, the other has built in LEDs that are colour selectable. I rarely use them for heat, especially at current prices. But they do give a nice effect.
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