The lamp says max 40 watts?
Can I still use a 70-watt bulb for this? Or will something burn out or break?
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I’ll tell you, if it’s a light where a maximum of 40 watt incandescent lamp should be pure, then you can screw a LED in it relatively unthinkable, which is as bright as a 70 watt incandescent lamp!
it’s about the thermic! When you screw a 70 incandescent lamp in, it can be that it gets too hot. at best, it’s breaking faster than planned. At worst, the socket or the lamp shade melts or it begins to burn.
40 W the Maximum permissible electrical power.
That’s why it’s 40 W and not 70 W.
In all-use incandescent lamps (“ bulbs”), 90% of the power is converted into heat. At 40 W it is 36 W, at 70 W it is already 63 W. This can lead to destruction of the components and also to fire.
Screw an LED light source in. One with 10 W can already bring as much light as a 75W bulb (e.g. 1055 lumens).
I’ll get a matching one. It’s a transition solution. It’s been running smoothly for a few hours.
By the way: plastic mounts are only allowed for max. 60 W.
If they become too hot, then they will crumb and the lamp is over.
There’s nothing yet, or it makes such a appearance.
It’s not forbidden to turn on his brain, and then you get that if there is max. 40W says it doesn’t stop. But you can always get dressed and think that the sticker is just an advanced carnival gag.
… sorry – but you can only give such answers to such questions!
It’s been a couple of hours. What exactly are you going to happen?
It is possible to dispense with such answers. Especially Elektrik expert on good question. 😂
It doesn’t mean she immediately gives up the mind. Depending on how long the lamp is used, it can be after days or weeks.
I’m using this transitional. A more modern Led is still getting.
No Max 40W is Max 40W. If you are on the highway 100km/h you can not drive 160 km/h!
The frame or cover could take damage because of the heat or it could burn.
Buy ne LED and is good.
This is not comparable with a motorway.
But the rules are regulations and those who do not have to face consequences. ;
That is true.
One has nothing to do with the other. 😂 The car itself does not hurt if you drive faster than allowed.
The frame is overheated and deformed, there is a short circuit or fire. But as long as your own house is, of course, you can risk it. It’ll go wrong.
If the operation of the lamp is only up to max. 40W is safe, then you should not go higher to your own safety.
In this case, you must not exceed 40 watt electrical connection power.
However, you could give a 100W equivalent LED lamp in, which has electric only about 15W.
Not if it’s supposed to be a classic incandescent lamp that’s forbidden and barely gotten. They’re getting too hot.
If you screw in an LED with a corresponding screw thread, there is no limit, because they won’t be hot.
It’s an old bulb.
Then put a matching LED lamp in.
If I had the right one, the question would have been unnecessary.
Max 40 Watt is on it. So it’ll be like that.
Just take LED. Then it doesn’t matter. They won’t be hot.
I wouldn’t exceed the 40w, so the frame can melt.
I tried the bullshit out of interest. The incandescent lamp becomes too hot and, on the one hand, can overload the socket or brings the lamp housing to overheat. Depending on the one or the other, you have a beautiful fire in the house.
I’ve been running for two hours. There’s nothing hot or burning. I think it’s hard to depend on the lamp. 🤷
If something happens, it’s your responsibility. In addition, these incandescent lamps are as inefficient as a burst rubber doll.
That’s why I knocked all the light bulbs together months ago and replaced them with LED.
The incandescent lamps do what they want. They make light. If you want to change to an LED, please. 👍
A 70 watt pear gets hotter, that could hurt the cover.
Can you drive 70 if the speed limit 50 is specified?
It doesn’t hurt. What about a lamp?
A predetermined maximum value expresses the same in every situation and example.
Not really, there is a specification “maximum value x” and you can’t exceed it.
There are two different things.
No, I don’t want to make the lamp or socket could be hot and start collapsing.
The Watt data refers exclusively to incandescent lamps and their assumed heat development.
Which 70 watt bulb do you want to use?
Led lamp.
I don’t know a 70 Watt LED lamp.
These LEDs have 6.5 watts. You Identification the brightness of a 60 watt incandescent lamp. That’s right there.
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You already have 60 watt led here.
An LED with 70 watts would have the brightness of a 600 watt bulb. Why do you need that, and what should be commercial about it? Let’s see a link. If they are commercially available, they would have to.
are commercially available lamps.