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Long life incandescent light bulbs use a thicker filament than standard light bulbs. A thicker filament burns longer and is substantially less susceptible to power spikes (the cause of most incandescent light bulb failures). However, the thicker the filament the less light will be produced. You can expect less light output from long life incandescent bulbs compared to standard incandescents.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
How Incandescents Work.,
This review is from: Incandescent Light Bulb, Long Life A-19, 20,000 Hours, 100 Watt, Frosted
In regards to the previous post, in order to get an incadescent bulb to last longer, the wire that produces the light must be of a smaller gauge # (bigger wire). This means it will not be as bright, but it will last much longer. With the upcoming ban on incadescent bulbs, these will last for years after.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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Greatly Disappointed,
By Lady B (Colorado Springs, CO USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Incandescent Light Bulb, Long Life A-19, 20,000 Hours, 100 Watt, Frosted
I was hoping to get a brighter light, but this bulb puts out a dull brownish light. It's worse than what I get at the store.
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