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Easydim 60W Self-Dimming Incandescent Lamp Saw a couple of these on another site and thought them interesting enough to get a few. They seem to work fine in base-down applications such as table lamps, but I've had a couple fail after a while in base-up orientation such as a ceiling pendant. Not sure why this is, maybe whatever electronics they use gets a bit overheated..? Keywords: Lamps

Easydim 60W Self-Dimming Incandescent Lamp

Saw a couple of these on another site and thought them interesting enough to get a few. They seem to work fine in base-down applications such as table lamps, but I've had a couple fail after a while in base-up orientation such as a ceiling pendant. Not sure why this is, maybe whatever electronics they use gets a bit overheated..?

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Lamp/Fixture Information
Manufacturer:Easydim Technology
Lamp
Lamp Type:Incandescent
Filament/Radiator Type:Tungsten Filament
Base:B22d (BC)
Shape/Finish:Pear shaped, pearl finish
Service Life:1000 hours
Electrical
Wattage:60
Voltage:220-240
Physical/Production
Factory Location:Europe
Fabrication Date:Not known
Application/Use:General Service Lighting
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Filename:Easydim20220-240V2060W20Self20Dimming20Lamp.jpg
Album name:Ria / Incandescent Lamps
Keywords:Lamps
Filesize:193 KiB
Date added:09 Nov 2026
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Bulbman256   [Mon 09 Nov 2026 at 17:33]
How do you operate the dimming function? Wonder
Ria   [Mon 09 Nov 2026 at 17:37]
You switch on, and when the lamp reaches the brightness you want, you switch it off and then on again. The lamp will then remember the brightness level until you switch off.
Like I said, it worked fine on table and floor lamps, but in base-up use the circuit failed a lot quicker than it should have done Sad bulb icon
Drew   [Mon 09 Nov 2026 at 19:54]
I'd really love to see what circuitry they jammed in there but of coures I'd hate to see it torn open! These are super super cool
Ria   [Tue 10 Nov 2026 at 00:09]
I thought about 'popping' one that had failed, but never got around to it. I've got one in use in a floor lamp at the moment, when it does pop I'll break it open and have a look. There can't be much in there as it's all concealed in the cap Wonder
AgentHalogen_87   [Tue 10 Nov 2026 at 16:10]
That is a really interesting way of doing it. Never heard of this tech before!
Sammi   [Thu 12 Nov 2026 at 01:26]
I think it's all done with imps... Laughing Mr. Green

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