Are all these Edison bulbs clear when they're not lit?
804138
They are an attractive smokey color, revealing the filament. I've had many compliments.
804139
I believe it was. I already throw tgat away after using it fir a while and can not remember. But i think it was clear.
1881479
Hard to know what you mean. There is no difference between the bulbs on the string itself. Edison bulbs are bulbs with clear globes where you can actually see the illuminated filament. Just google them & you will see.
1511074
This is a good question. I haven't been confronted with the need for new bulbs yet, but know the problem will occur. My guess is to check with big outfits such as Lowes or Home Depot because they have access to a large number of suppliers. Another possibility is to check with some of the bigger NYC photo shops. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1973115
They are clear and than change to neon color when unit is turned on. thanks for your question.
1366528
These lights are only multicolored. There is a setting to make the light constant, or make it flash. I would assume they offer them in clear. I had these upon a large pine tree through the last Midwest winter, and they were surprisingly bright for being such small LED bulbs.
271966
My understanding is that all light bulbs are dimmiable, since the dimming happens at the switch, not the bulb. dimming your lights uses the same amount of electricity.
2122407
When I turn my light off at the switch, the light bulbs go completely dark. I used to have some dimmable CFLs that would "glow" even if the switch was turned off, I have not had this problem with these light bulbs.
1458591
Not that I've seen but you're better of cutting them off and using LED bulbs anyways. It's just 12v nothing special.
1143503
I bought three of them, about six months ago. None of them are missing any lights. I would say yes if you have a light out it's too soon. All of my lights are on and bright as blinding can be.
610592
Mine are bright white but can be dimmed. I have found though that dimming these shortens the life of the bulbs. Amazon has by far the best price on these bulbs (120 volt). Must be very careful not to get fingerprints on bulbs when installing or replacing. Suggest use of rubber glove for this. Have never seen these in cool white but dimmer is excellent for ambiance and effect.
1687041
We used a typical Edison Bulb and it does not stick out the bottom of the of the fixture. We bought bulbs at Home Depot, but Amazon has them too. They run anywhere from $6-$12 each bulb.
652477
I use mine in outside fixtures on a timer. So, they aren't actually dimmed, but the non-dimmable one's I used first failed after not much use. The dimmable ones have been working great, but I don't really dim them. I haven't experienced a buzzing sound on either the non-dimmable or dimmable bulbs, sorry.
534358
It has a "pick hole" that is violet when its on and just dark when it is off. I assume that being visible would mean that the bulb is still OK. But I am not sure.
1848135
There are two tiny green lights at the bottom, but they do not bother me during the night. You can simply put a piece of electric or duct tape over them to completely black them out.
436593
It is Ultraviolet light, which humans can't see, so during the day it is very hard to see if it is on or off, but at night you should be able to see it. If at night the whole bulb is glowing then it is working, if only the top is glowing there is a problem.
1787213
You do see the bulb. We use a clear incandescent bulb (not the frosted) which looks fine. Not noticeable. We have 2 of these pendants and a matching chandelier. We are very happy with them!
1795514
No. It's not the bulbs. It's the base. For some reason it shorts out. I've found it happens if you generate static shock while touching the lamp.my initial 2 went out with in weeks. (I bought 2) just had a replacement go out last week. So will be calling for a replacement again.