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Light bulb replacement

That has a different gase.
I should have written more. I think it would be easiest for your tech to wire in a new base, rather than fitting in an LED replacement. Plus, you could buy a few bulbs and have replacements for life!
 
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I haven't had time to speak with him. The next question would be? Will the LED give off some kind of disturbance?
 
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I haven't had time to speak with him. The next question would be? Will the LED give off some kind of disturbance?
I know that someone mentioned this, but I really don't think so. I used the circuit in a tuner where the LED's coming on was part of auto-tuning. There was not any trouble. Also, it is easy to solder try it with alligator clips, and if it doesn't work, you don't unsolder things.
 
OK, so today I pulled the bulb & it's stamped - 24v 18w. In the manual it states my original post.
Now the new question is; can I up the wattage to 21w or 24w?
 
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Hey everyone,

I hope you're all doing well. I wanted to reach out to this wonderful community because I've been facing some frustrating issues with my smart bulbs, and I'm hoping to get some advice or suggestions on how to fix them.

I recently decided to upgrade my home lighting to smart bulbs to make my living space more convenient and energy-efficient. I was excited about the potential to control the lighting using my phone and integrate them with other smart devices. However, things haven't been going as smoothly as I hoped. Can someone please help in this regard?
This has nothing to do with the subject of this thread. Suggested to start a new thread in the general/ off- topic forum. Scroll down the home page to find it.
Beware of any so-called "smart" appliances, thermostats, bulbs, etc. All that shiite can be potentially hacked.
 
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