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Our watchword over the years is “There’s a room for improvement” — and with this in mind, we keep striving to produce the best of lights. One of the key benefits of purchasing our corn light bulbs is the value we offer.

All of our products are manufactured with top-notch lights made from stable technologies with the use of high-grade materials. VST realized the efficiency of LED products and as such delved into series of research to innovatively produce long-lasting, durable, and radiant light products to help our partners deliver the very best.  The intricate requirements of LED corn light bulb poses no challenge to our team of experienced engineers to give their 100% to ensure excellent quality is met in all regards.

We offer a warranty on all our LED corn light bulbs; a sign of the quality we stand for.

Contact us to get our LED corn light bulbs and have them delivered promptly. As we partnered with a wide variety of companies and contractors who have left good reviews, and still partner with us, you can join the wagon of happy customers as well.

LED Corn Light – The Complete FAQ Guide

There are so many questions we know you’d like us to answer about LED corn lights.

This is why we’ve dedicated our time to researching, and finding answers to, most of the commonest questions people ask about LED corn bulbs.

In this FAQ guide, you should be able to find all the answers to the questions you have.

However, you possibly mightn’t.

In any case, do not hesitate to send us your questions so we can find a way to quench your thirst for more information about the LED corn lights.

In the meantime, let’s examine some of those questions you have together:

1.    What Is An LED Corn Light?

You must have guessed, from the name, “LED corn lights,” that this type of LED fixtures certainly got their name for looking quite similar to corn cobs.

 

Yes, you guessed right.

They’re called LED corn light because of the way they’re designed to look exactly like corn cobs—only without the outer sheaths.

In place of the grains on corn cobs, LED corn lights have highly powerful LED strips that provide bright-colored spectrum lights that you’d need to illuminate your place.

2.   What Are The Components Of LED Corn Lights?

LED corn lights are not uniform in their design, but they sure do have similar components which determine how they generally perform.

These components are usually divided into 3, namely the base, bulb & internal parts. But, for better dissection, we’d be examining each of these components one after the other.

Let’s start from the base to the top.

●      Base

As the name suggests, this is the foundation of the LED corn lamp fixture.

It’s usually made of aluminum (or some other lightweight metal that can properly conduct electricity) that’s fixed into a lamp socket.

The lamp base is usually subdivided into two. Namely;

• Thermal pottants
• Encapsulates

The first part serves as a heat regulator.

It helps to minimize heat production when the lamp is connected to the power source.

The other part (encapsulates) also does the same but best protects the base from dust, vapor, and other external material that can damage the fixture.

There are corn lights for virtually all base types, but you’ll especially find these corn bulbs in screw-base types.

From as tiny as a mini screw (E10), to as large as an extended mogul (EX39).

But, medium led corn bulb E27 and E26 bases are the commonest and easiest to find.

Below are the available corn bulb base sizes and their special names:

• E10 – mini screw
• E11 – mini candelabra
• E12 – candelabra
• E14 – European
• E17 – intermediate
• E26 & E27 – medium
• E39 & E40 – mogul
• Ex39 – extended mogul

The “E” before the numbers stands for “Edison” and the numbers indicate the width of the bulb base–calculated in millimeters (mm).

●      Housing

This is the house or shelter for most of the internal parts of the LED corn bulbs.

It houses the heat sink, driver and connects the lamp’s base to its topmost part, the optics.

●      Heat sinks

This part of the LED corn lamp works in dissipating the heat produced in the housing part of the bulb.

As mentioned earlier, in the housing part of LED corn light lamps is the driver, which provides it with the power needed to run perfectly.

This driver usually gets heated up and may get damaged if it hits a high temperature.

The heat sink is what dissipates the heat produced by the driver and keeps the corn light in great condition always.

●      Driver/Circuit Board

This is the heart of the LED corn lamps.

It transfers the power conducted from the lamp socket to the LED panel to produce light.

●      LED Panel

The LED panel is the seat of all the LED strips or chips.

This part receives power from the circuit board and transfers it into the light we see.

●      Optics/Lenses

This is the last part of the LED corn lamp.

They’re designed to control the illumination of light produced by the LED chips.

Unlike the optic lenses in other light types, the ones here are made of plastic (instead of glass) and would evenly distribute the light produced to your space.

3.   What Are The Types Of LED Corn Lamps?

Corn lights can either be flat or round.

Flat/directional corn lights offer strong lighting at 18o° and are a great fit if your clients want more concentrated lighting in their space.

Otherwise, round corn lights would be great.

They provide 360° lighting and would be perfect in spaces where wider beams are most preferred.

4.   Are Led Corn Bulbs Safe?

Yes, LED corn bulbs are safe.

Amongst all lighting source types, LED corn light lamps stand out as the safest option.

However, there are some low-quality corn bulbs out there that might be unsafe for use in your space.

To be sure, only purchase lab-approved LED corn lights.

For example, if you’re going to be purchasing your corn lamps from the USA or Canada, make sure they’re ETL-, UL-, cUL-, cETL-, or CSA-certified.

If you’re going to be purchasing from a European country, ensure your cobs are RoHS-, and CE-approved.

German manufactured corn lights might require you to confirm if the lamp’s been TUV- or GS-approved.

Whichever corn light you go for, just be sure to confirm it’s been tested and approved by an authorized laboratory in the area of production before you make a purchase.

5.   What Are LED Corn Bulbs Used For?

These LED light types are specifically built to replace high-intensity discharge (HID) lights. This is why they’re commonly used in lighting outdoor areas like car garages, pathways, etc.

6.   Where Can You Use LED Corn Lamps?

LED corn lamps can be used both outdoors and indoors.

Below are the commonest indoor applications of LED corn lights:

• Hotels;
• Residential spaces;
• Commercial spaces;
• Hospitals; etc.

However, corn lights are mostly found in outdoor areas;

• As streetlights;
• As highway lights;
• As bollard pathway lamps;
• As wall lights in parks;
• In outdoor garden areas; etc.

7.   Are LED Corn Lights Any Good?

Yes, LED corn lights are a great lighting choice in many areas, both outdoors and indoors.

They can perform the same job as high-lumen output lamps.

They’d even do great in your space if used as high bay lights (Only if your space doesn’t require much-focused lighting).

They consume less power than other types of lighting sources and would last you a lifetime if used properly, according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

8.   Why Are LED Corn Bulbs So Popular?

Corn bulbs have become highly popular over the years and there are a few reasons for this;

• They considerably brighten any area they’re used in.

They have higher lumen output and would beautifully illuminate your space.

• When compared to other lighting types, they’re pretty easy to install.

You only have to fix them into matching sockets and you have 5x the lighting provided by your old HID lamps in your space.

• They’re also easy to maintain, repair, and replace.
• And, of course, corn lights’ popularity cannot be removed from their spectacular design as well.

They’re not “corn” lights for any reason but the way look exactly like corn cobs.

9.   How Much Heat Do LED Corn Bulbs Generate?

Generally, LED lights emit heat, too.

But in comparison to that produced by other lighting sources, heat from LED lamps is reasonably lower.

LED lamps are generally “cool to touch.”

The overall temperature by which they operate is only based, solely, on the ambient temperature in your space.

So, they run on a pretty low temperature always, except they’re exposed to unfavorably high room temperatures.

10.  How To Select The Right LED Corn Shape?

Many people do not know this, but the shape of a corn bulb is also an important factor when deciding the type of corn lights to buy.

Corn bulbs can be found in different shapes.

Whether you go for a round or flat LED corn light, a full knowledge of what would be done in the space will allow you to arrive at a sensible decision.

Your space measurement as well as the length you’re willing to put between each lamp when installed are also two other factors to consider about the shape of your LED corn lights.

11.   Are Corn Bulbs Rated For Enclosed Fixtures?

Yes, most of the corn lights you’ll find in the market today are rated for enclosed fixtures.

But, what does it mean for a light bulb to be rated for enclosed fixtures?

It means the bulb can be used in fixtures like, ceiling mounts, shower trims, explosion proofs, and jelly jars, that are known to be encased.

Bulbs that are not rated for enclosed fixtures heat up and damage easily when encased in a material (either glass or plastic) that doesn’t allow for even ventilation.

So, they’re best used unenclosed.

To know if a bulb is rated for enclosed fixtures, check the product package for the enclosed fixture value.

The value for enclosed fixtures is “Yes,” while for non-enclosed fixtures is “No.”

12.  How To Install An LED Corn Light Bulb?

LED corn Light bulb installation’s like taking a walk in the park.

Even if you’ve not done it before you immediately know what to do when you see the lamp.

But, it’s not always so good to take chances with the installations.

Best to go through the manufacturer’s instructions to be sure you’re doing the job right, however simple it might be.

As we said earlier, LED corn bulbs are particularly designed to replace the old HID lamps your clients might have in their space.

So, to install them, you have to be certain about the base type of your old lighting system, first.

Below is a step-by-step process on how to install LED corn lights:

• Turn off your power source;
• Ensure the old fixture is a perfect fit for your new corn bulb;
• Dispose of your old bulb according to the existing laws in your country or state;
• Run a ballast bypass, if existent
• Carefully remove the corn lights from their plastic covers;
• Carefully fit the bulb into your lighting fixture;
• Turn on your power source;
• Turn on the AC switch in your space.

As simple as ABC!

13.  What Voltages Do The Corn Light Bulbs Run On?

Most LED corn bulbs operate on voltages between 90–277V AC. But, experts suggest users go for the underlisted voltages, depending on the amount of light you need:

• Standard Voltage: 120V–227V
• High Voltage: 240V–480V

14.   Select Kelvin Color For LED Corn Lights?

You’ll find LED corn lights in 3 different color temperatures:

• Warm white (2700K–3500K)
• Cool white (4500K–5000K); and
• Daylight (6000K–6500K)

But, before making an order, be sure to select the Kelvin color that would be perfect for the activities you do in your space.

In a residential space, for example, a corn bulb with a warm-white color temperature would be a wonderful fit.

In commercial and industrial buildings, however, you might want to go between cool white to daylight color temperature depending on how strongly you want to illuminate the space for your employees and/or customers.

But for large spaces with high ceilings, daylight would be the best kelvin color for the job.

15.   How To Choose The Right Amount Of Lumens For Corn Bulbs

As with other lighting options, lumens is also a highly important feature of LED corn light lamps.

But, instead of looking at watts, which is a strong determining factor in traditional lighting, it’s best to majorly focus on lumens in your corn lights.

Watts only tells you the amount of power your corn light will consume regularly when in use.

But, lumens is, otherwise, the amount of lighting produced.

So to the question at hand: how do you get the right lumens for your corn light?

The easiest way is to use your space measurement.

Larger spaces would need brighter lights.

So when going for corn lights for your large building, make sure the lumen value is high enough to offer the needed illumination.

Smaller buildings, on the other hand, do not need as much.

If you haven’t measured your space already, this is the best time to do so as it would determine the amount of lighting you’d need at the end of the day.

16.  How To Buy The Right LED Corn Light Bulbs For Your Space

There’s no special “way” or method to buying the right LED corn lights, but there are however some important factors to look out for in the corn bulbs you intend to purchase.

These include the following:

• Lumen/wattage: usually, both go hand in hand in traditional lighting.

But, when it comes to LED corn lights, you’d want to make sure the lumen output of your lamp is high and the wattage lower.

The higher the lumen output, the brighter the light you’d have.

Likewise, the lower the wattage measurement of your corn light, the lower the power consumed.

• Size: this is also an important factor in choosing corn lights.

You don’t want to waste your money by going for the wrong size and realizing later on that you should have bought something else.

• Shape: when it comes to LED corn light, you could either go for a flat shape or a round one.

The choice for either is dependent on what you do and the amount of brightness that’d be perfect for your space.

• Bulb base type: you don’t want to also make the mistake of choosing the wrong bulb base.

You’d have to return it to the manufacturer and that’s a lot of work on its own.

Some makers don’t even have a favorable return policy in place, in which case you’d be left with something you don’t need.

• Color temperature: color temperature is just as important as every other feature already mentioned.

So, put this top on your priority list when checking for a good LED corn lights.

• CRI (Color Rendering Index): this is not the same as color temperature as many seem to believe.

CRI is the measurement of how closely similar the light produced by a LED corn light lamp is to daylight.

The higher the CRI value on your corn light, the better the natural lighting imitation you’ll get in your space.

• Space measurement (by square foot): you can’t choose any type of bulb without first measuring your space to know your space size and the best corn lamps with the needed illumination you can buy.
• Dimmability: A dimmable corn lamp allows you to control their brightness level from 0v-10v.

You can easily reduce the brightness if it’s too much or increase it when you feel it’s too much as well.

• Application: where would you be using the corn lamp?

Is it indoors or outdoors, in a supermarket, or as pavement lighting.

The location your corn light would be mounted will determine the type you’d invariably purchase at the end of the day.

If you want it outdoors, you might want to consider the temperature and climate to determine the corn lamp light type you’d be purchasing.

• Voltage: voltage is also an important factor to consider even though people hardly pay attention to it.

A high-efficiency voltage bulb on a low-efficiency bulb fixture will not do well.

It’ll make it difficult for the bulb to draw on the current needed to supply light and this can damage the lamp easily.

So, before purchasing a corn lamp, confirm the voltage of both your lamp and the lighting fixture you’d be using.

• Warranty: the warranty length attached to the lamp product you purchase is also important.

Longer warranty periods offered by an LED corn light manufacturer, most times, prove the quality of the product.

17.   What Are LED Corn Bulb Retrofits?

All LED corn bulbs are, technically, retrofits.

They’re designed for use in place of old HID lamps, which is why they offer wider and brighter lighting than some other lighting types.

Like HID lighting sources, they can be used both indoors and outdoors.

They can also function well as pavement lamps, parking lot lighting, etc.

18.  How To Retrofit Corn Lights?

Retrofitting LED corn lights is just as easy as installing a new one.

All you need to get this done is the right retrofit corn light to fit into the existing HID lighting fixtures you already have in your place.

What information do you need to arm yourself with before getting a corn light retrofit?

• The size of your old light bulb;
• The size of your lamp base;
• The type of fixture you have already:
• The spaces between each lamp type;
• The size of your space.

19.  How Long Should You Have LED Corn Bulbs On?

For what it’s worth, LED lights last way longer than every other lighting option we have today.

This is because they do not produce as much heat as the others, even though they produce more brightness.

Typically, LED corn bulbs can work all day long.

But, if you like them to last you a long while, you’d want to schedule their use.

Since you won’t be needing them during the day because you have daylight, it’s best to keep them in use only in the evening when you’d need them the most.

20. Can You Leave Led Corn Bulbs On 24/7?

Yes, you can leave them to work from dusk to dawn.

But, it’s best not to use them 24/7.

You can keep the usage to about 8–9 hours daily.

This will ensure they last you up to 10 years or more before they eventually pack up.

21.  How Often Do LED Lights Burn Out Compared To Incandescent?

If used properly, LED corn lamp lights are supposed to last you up to 50,000 hours.

If you use them 24 hours per day, that’ll give you a little more than 5 years of lighting in your building.

That’s 3+ more years when you compare this to CFL lamps that give you up to 10,000–15,000 hours of performance, the longest before the discovery and perfection of LED lamps.

The typical lifetime of an incandescent bulb is even lower than this.

With incandescent, you get up to 1,0o0 hours of lighting, depending on the amount of wattage.

You also waste money on electricity and also regular replacements when you use these old lighting types.

But, with LED lamps, you get to save both ways and even on more important things as maintenance and repair.

22. Can You Use LED Corn Lights For Growing?

LED corn lights are great for growing.

They’re even the best option when it comes to grow lights.

However, not all LED corn lights are designed for use as indoor grow lights.

There are certain lighting requirements that your plants rely on to grow and these they wouldn’t be able to appropriately get from regular LED corn lights.

You can otherwise for specifically engineered LED corn grow lights that you can use in your garden to grow your vegetables, herbs, and more.

LED corn grow lamps will be able to provide the needed color spectrum your plants will survive on to photosynthesize properly and, in turn, yield the number of fruits, even more, you want every growing season.

23. What Kind of LED Sockets Do LED Corn Bulbs Have?

LED corn lights can work with any socket as long as the lamp’s base matches the socket perfectly.

An LED corn bulb E27 cannot work in a socket for intermediate or mogul bases, and vice versa.

It’ll either be too small to hold the lamp or even too big to fit into the socket.

You’d have to replace the socket with the most appropriate fitting for the lamp’s base if you don’t readily have the right socket in your building.

24. How Can You Find The Correct LED Corn Bulb Base?

To find the correct LED corn bulb base for your existing lamp socket, confirm the base type the fitting admits.

You can do this by confirming the style and size of the old fitting.

Is it a screw-base or a single-ended base type?

What size does the fitting admit?

Ask yourself these questions and find answers to them.

For example, you can know the answer to the first by simply checking the fitting.

The second can be confirmed by measuring the diameter of your old bulb base in millimeters.

Once you have these confirmed, the rest is easy.

You might however have to replace the socket if it’s not a screw-base type of fitting as most LED corn lights come with screw base types.

25.  What Are The Benefits Of An LED Corn Bulb?

The benefits of an LED corn light lamp include:

• Easy Installation: LED corn lamps can be easily installed.

You only have to bypass the existing ballast of your old HID lamp and then screw the bulb into your fitting.

• Reduced Power Consumption: Like all other LED lamps, LED corn bulbs have reduced power consumption.

You don’t have to worry about your electricity bills running up always when you start using them in your building.

• Brighter Lighting: Because they have their LED strips arranged differently, LED corn lights offer brighter lighting than regular HID lamps.
• Versatility: LED corn bulbs can be used both indoors and outdoors.

26. What Are The Cons Of LED Corn Bulbs?

Yes, this may sound surprising but LED corn bulbs also have their disadvantage—just like every other thing in existence today.

• Heat Dissipation: Because of their structure, most LED corn lights find it difficult to dissipate heat evenly, especially when they’re used in enclosed fixtures

This causes the whole lamp to heat up easily and damage quicker as a result of the heat.

Best to purchase enclosed-fixture rated corn lamps to minimize this risk.

27.  Are LED Corn Lamps Energy-Efficient?

All LED corn lamps are energy efficient.

They consume less power and are also cooler than HID lamps.

Below is the average HID to LED wattage comparison:

	HID	LED
1.	100W–150W	30W–50W
3.	200W–250W	80W–90W
5.	300W–350W	100W–120W
7.	400W–450W	120W–150W

28. What Kind Of Fixture Will Accept LED Corn Lamps?

As I mentioned earlier, most LED corn bulbs are in screw-base types.

So, only fixtures with screw-base styles would best accept your LED corn lamps.

How do you know your fixture is a screw base type?

By simply checking the fitting of the fixture to confirm if it’s screw-base compatible or not.

If it is, you’ll notice that your socket fitting has the extended round edge twist.

29. What Kinds Of Bulbs Can You Replace With Corn Lamps?

Any lamp with similar base types will do.

Since most corn lamps have screw bases, you should be able to replace them with other bulbs types that have screw bases, too.

30. Are LED Corn Light Bulbs Right For You?

Depends on certain factors, such as your space type and the type of activities done in your space as well.

For example, if you’re planning to refit your old HID lamp with an LED alternative, corn light might be most appropriate.

This is because, like HIDs, they offer the same strength of illumination, even more.

In buildings where direct lighting is most needed, you can use corn lights with lighting covers that’d help minimize the disbursement of light from the lamp.

31.  How Much Power Do LED Corn Bulbs Use?

Not much. They generally do not consume much power when you compare them to your old HID bulbs.

A 50watt LED corn light will do the same job (even better) than a 150watt HID lamp.

That’s about a 200% decrease in the energy consumption of HID lamps.

Marvelous, right?

32. How Long Do LED Corn Bulbs Last?

The lifetime of an LED corn bulb depends on the amount of time you keep them on daily.

But, generally, a corn lamp would last you between 25,000 hours to 50,000 hours of lighting.

That is, if you were to use a lamp at, say, 8 hours per day, you’ll have them in your building for about 7–12 years.

33. Can You Leave LED Corn Lights Overnight?

Yes, you can.

In fact, the best time to leave them on is late at night when you especially need them the most.

34. How Bright Are LED Corn Bulbs?

The brightness of your bulb completely depends on the lumen output attached to the bulb.

More lumen properties equal higher lighting intensity in your building.

But, when compared to an HID lamp, corn lights produce brighter lighting.

For example, an LED corn lamp of 30 watts will produce the same lighting as an HID of 100 watts.

Despite the reduced energy consumption, they still offer better lighting than their older alternatives, CFLs included.

So, you see why they’re the best lighting types to use?

35.  Are LED Corn Bulbs Dimmable?

Yes, but not all LED corn bulbs have this dimmability function.

You should check the manufacturer’s product details, properly, to confirm if they’re dimmability-enabled, before going ahead to purchase them.

36. Do LED Corn Bulbs Come On Immediately Or Do They Need To Warm Up?

No, LED corn bulbs do not need to “warm-up” like HID lamps before they come on.

They do not even flicker like fluorescent lamps before they come on.

LED corn lights put out their full light output immediately you turn their power on and continue to work until you turn them off.

37.  Will LED Corn Bulbs Operate Outdoors Or In Cold Temperatures?

LED corn bulbs perform well in cold temperatures.

They operate on low stress and would not be affected by temperature changes.

Studies even show that the performance of LED corn lights improves when the surrounding temperature is at a minimum level.

This means they perform better in cold temperatures when the level of temperature is low.

38.   What’s The Most Suitable Height For LED Corn Bulbs?

There’s no generally “suitable” height for all corn bulbs.

The installation height of LED corn bulbs is dependent on certain factors that you must put in mind as an installer.

These factors include:

• Lumen output;
• Size of the lamp;
• Size of the space;
• CRI value;
• Spacing between each of the LED corn bulbs.

39.   What’s The Most Appropriate CRI For LED Corn Lamps?

The higher the CRI value, the better.

However, not all spaces or locations require perfect color rendering or high CRIs.

Sometimes, you may only need an average CRI of 60–70 to set up the lighting in your space.

Other times, you may need higher CRI values.

Above all, it is what you do in space that will determine the amount of CRI you need.

40. Do LED Corn Bulbs Fit Into Regular Household Sockets?

Yes, as long as the LED corn lamp base fits perfectly into your household sockets.

But, confirm the voltage if the socket matches that of your lamp to avoid any issue.

A high voltage lamp used in a low voltage socket would not last long as the power needed by the lamp would not be adequately provided.

41. What’s The Average Length Of An LED Corn Bulb?

The length of LED corn bulbs usually range between a mini-size of 55mm to as large as 300mm+.

42.           Can You Mount High Wattage Corn Lamps Horizontally?

Yes, you can.

But, not all corn lamps would do well if installed horizontally without a support system in place.

The higher the wattage of a corn lamp, the bigger they usually are.

So, to ensure the bulbs don’t put too much pressure on or damage the socket holding them, you might want to build a support system.

You can consult the manufacturer’s manual for more instructions on this.

43. Can LED Corn Bulbs Be Mounted With The Socket Up?

Yes, LED corn will perform well when they are installed with the socket up.

44. What Are The Average Specifications For LED Corn Bulbs?

• Output Voltage: 120v–480v
• Wattage: 27watt–240watt
• Lumen: 11,500–37,000
• Ambient Working Temperature: 30°C–65C°+
• CRI: 80+
• CCT: 5000k
• Lifespan: 50,000 hours
• Viewing Angle: 180° & 360°
• Color Temperature: 3000K–5700K
• Dimmable: 0–10v

45. What’s The Average Warranty Period On LED Corn Lights?

Most LED corn lights manufacturers offer warranty periods ranging between 3–5 years.

Don’t forget that for most LED corn bulb products, the higher the warranty period, the better the quality of the lamp.

So, you might want to opt for LED corn lamps with warranty periods that offer more than 3 years if you want the best corn bulb quality.

46. What Input Voltage Do LED Corn Lights Support?

The input voltage of most LED corn lights is between 90V-277V (50/60Hz) of AC.

47.  Are LED Corn Bulbs Repairable?

Yes, LED corn bulbs are repairable.

You only need to know what the fault is before you can fix the lamp.

What tools would you need to fix an LED corn light?

• Soldering iron with enough lead;
• Screwdriver (size really matters here);
• A pick for picking and moving tiny parts;
• A “diode check modality” enabled multimeter;
• Tweezers for removing and replacing the LED strips if you have to repair them.

Steps To Repairing Your LED Corn Lamps

• Turn off your power supply;
• Remove the bulb from the socket;
• Gently place the bulb on a soft surface and dissemble;
• Use the multimeter to find where the fault is;
• Remove the faulty part;
• Replace with a new one you must purchase from a reliable store like VST Lighting;
• Reassemble the lamp gently;
• Replace into the socket
• Turn the power to see if it works

48. What’s The Best Maintenance System For LED Corn Lights?

The maintenance system for LED corn lamp lights is pretty much the same as other LED lighting types.

You have to draw up a working schedule to dust the lamp regularly.

LED lights, unlike traditional lighting types that fail at once, slowly deteriorate until they’d eventually stop working.

You’d have to occasionally hire an expert technician to inspect the major parts of the bulb and sometimes replace these parts to make sure they don’t fail unexpectedly.

Some manufacturers often provide maintenance tips to better help you handle the LED corn lights.

So, check your product manual to see if there are any maintenance tips available for you to follow.

49. What Are The General Usage Precautions For LED Corn Lamps?

Below are some of the important precautions for using LED corn lamps:

• Handle gently;
• Turn off the power supply before installation and removal;
• Use a plastic cover or Enclosed Fixtures when using LED corn lights outdoors;
• Make sure the enclosed fixtures you use allow space for heat dissipation;
• When under storage, keep the surrounding temperature cool always;
• Use LED corn lamps only with sockets that match their input voltage;
• Keep away from small children;
• When in use keep the Ambient temperature between 30°C–65C°+.

50. Where Can You Buy LED Corn Bulbs?

You can purchase LED corn bulbs from reliable LED corn bulbs manufacturers and suppliers out there.

You can also find the best LED corn bulbs for your building projects at VST Lighting.