LED Corn Bulbs, E27 Edison Screw, 12W, 1450Lm, 3000K Warm White, Not Dimmable, Pack of 4

The choice of bulb for an oven hob fan unit is so large that it takes a while to suss which will be right for your kitchen. Amazon search engines are not designed for a simple utilitarian sale so tapping in the details from your old bulb will get you only so far. The upside of this hard-shell style is that you may actually see a better product. Which is what I did and found this item.All bulbs will produce light. Obviously. But having a different colour temperature to the rest of the kitchen might sound trivial but a 'warm' (yellowish-white) over the hob in a kitchen with bright-white lighting makes the stove area look dirty and nicotine stained. Likewise a low wattage bulb. Some people like soft lighting: more romantic. Or something. Personally, if you are entertaining in front of the hob, you've passed the stage in your relationship where the colour of the light is going to make any difference: you're well on the way to eating fish and chips out of newspaper. At least with a bright hob light, you can still read the articles in the newspaper if both the romance and the chips have gone cold.But I digress.So: hob lights: 3000k for that nicotine look; 4000k for that unclean cottage look; 6500k for crisp clean look.Wattage: most hobs have a maximum based on the old fashioned (tungsten) bulbs because they got hot. LED bulbs don't get that hot.3.5W: yes, clean romantic, hides the blemishes on the vegetables. Saves the planet; 6W is good for the cook to see what's cooking; 12W is actually not dazzling but I opted for this so that at night I can have just the hob light on for the cats (and for me should I want a bow of muesli in the small hours - if you have to ask why muesli you're obviously not old enough). So I can turn all the under-cabinet lighting off and save the planet.The bulbs are bigger than the low wattage versions but fit ok. They are not marked as hob lights but the fan unit doesn't get hot like an oven and I use the hob very rarely so I'm not worried but if you have a hungry family with a dozen kids making you a slave to the stove...you obviously don't need my advice on lighting for romance...

These bulbs are very bright and makes the chandelier an attractive piece if furniture too.

Super good

Bought to replace two lights in my garage these give of a lovely bright white light making it easier to see things.Have also swapped one of my outside light bulbs for one as well, does make a difference in lighting up more of the area but having read previous reviews not sure about leaving it on all night as planned. Has anybody else had problems with them getting too hot as its in a enclosed light fitting screwed up tight, was considering changing my other four outsides as well.

Bright and not so large

A long, slim style of LED lightbulb, less for decoration than about performance and supposedly resembling a head of sweetcorn, this is one of several to use a configuration where several columns of LEDs or interlocked rows as in these are arranged to produce illumination in a 360-degree all-round pattern; there is no hot-spot and the emitted light is more diffuse. They can get quite warm during extended use, probably because of their compact nature, and require a suitable housing i.e. within an open fitting and not one that is completely enclosed.The "HzSane E14 LED Corn Bulbs 12W, 100W Incandescent Bulbs Equivalent, 3000K Warm White Candelabra E14 SES Bulbs, 1200Lm, Small Edison Screw LED Light Bulbs, Non-Dimmable, Cylindrical shape, 4-Pack [Energy Class A+]" could be a useful replacement for 100-120W filament bulbs for their light output. However, as they are E14 fitting, a relevant converter will be required should you choose to use them in a standard UK B22 fitment or one using the larger E27 thread. The bulbs use a fraction of the wattage of an equivalent CFL bulb and therefore are very economical to run. The small size of the bulb, even when accompanied by an appropriate converter, will work well in most light fittings. Ideally, a reflector or diffuser shade will be needed.With CFL lightbulbs no longer considered environmentally friendly and discouraged, and higher power incandescent bulbs no longer being manufactured or legally sold, there are few real options where higher levels of illumination are required; most LED bulbs are 60W equivalents at best and many fall below that. A 'Daylight' version, initially ordered on request for the intended user who did not understand that there was a 'warm' option and suited to domestic purposes, is also available and may be ideal for use out of the home or for a few other purposes. Some similar 'corn' bulbs may be dimmable; these are not. Rated at 35,000 hours lifespan which theoretically equates to 4 years if used 24/7; lesser daily use could extend replacement time to beyond 10 years!Although intended for use within candelabra and other multi-bulb fitments, they can be used alone.

These lights are higher wattage and brighter than other e14’s. A good colour of light to

For anyone who is interested in the energy value I've added a pic A+...These bulbs are excellent I have 3 types around my house small and large screw in bulbs (edison) and the larger pin bulbs (bayonet) and I've not had any problems with them... they don't get hot like other energy saving bulbs I had a light on for an hour and held the bulb it was still quite cold I RECOMMEND THESE BULBS TO ALL