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Maxim 1.8 W LED G4 120 V 3000 K clear standard bulb
A 1.8 W LED G4-base bulb delivers 3000 K warm-white light on a 120 V circuit
- TypeLight Bulbs
- ColorTransparent
- Low energy use with 1.8 watt LED
- Warm 3000 Kelvin light for cosy rooms
- Clear glass gives crisp, bright illumination
- G4 base fits many existing fixtures
- Runs on 120 volt household power
Product Identity
The Maxim 1.8 W LED G4 120 V 3000 K clear standard bulb is a low-power light source with a G4 base for 120-volt fixtures. It produces a warm 3000 Kelvin colour temperature through a transparent envelope. The unit is supplied new and suits accent or task lighting where a compact pin-base lamp is required.
Upgrade Context
This LED replaces higher-wattage halogen G4 capsules that draw more power and generate more heat. The jump is worth it when a fixture runs for long periods or sits in an enclosed fitting where heat buildup shortens lamp life. It also avoids the frequent re-lamping cycle common with traditional capsules.
Capacity and Headroom
At 1.8 watts the bulb delivers modest lumen output suitable for under-cabinet, display or decorative sockets. It handles continuous duty in open or ventilated housings without overheating. In tight, unvented enclosures the limited thermal path may reduce longevity, so buyers needing higher brightness or sealed-fixture ratings should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Low energy use with 1.8 watt LED
- Warm 3000 Kelvin light for cosy rooms
- Clear glass gives crisp, bright illumination
- G4 base fits many existing fixtures
- Runs on 120 volt household power
Specifications
| Brand | MAXIM LIGHTING |
|---|---|
| Type | Light Bulbs |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Does the G4 base fit a standard low-voltage socket?
The bulb uses a G4 bi-pin base designed for compatible 120 V fixtures; verify the socket pin spacing before purchase.
What is the correct way to seat the pins without bending them?
Align the two pins with the socket holes and push straight in; forcing at an angle bends the pins and prevents contact.
How often will the 1.8 W LED need replacing?
LED life is typically tens of thousands of hours; expect years of use before the 3000 K output dims noticeably.
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