In the early days of looking for high-brightness options, corn lamps stood out. Their name comes from the way they look-the body of the lamp is covered with LED chips that make it look like a fully grown corn cob. The main goal of this one-of-a-kind design is to use light more efficiently.
The try to get full-angle lighting
Most LED lights give off a strong, directional light. This problem was meant to be solved by the way the corn lamp was made. It gets nearly 360-degree full-angle lighting by putting chips on a three-dimensional structure. This makes the lighting effect more even than with older LED products and cuts down on dark spots in some types of lighting, like ceiling lights or simple interfaces without a lamp cover.
| Power | 800-1000W |
| Lamp Luminous Efficiency | 160lm/w |
| Color Rendering Index | >95Ra |
| Lifespan | 50000 hours |
| Input Voltage | 85-265V AC, 100-277V AC, 12V-24V DC |
| Flicker free | No Flicker |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Warranty | 3 Years or 5 Years According to the price |
| Lamp Base | E27, E40,B22 |
| IP Rate | IP20, IP40 |
| PF | >0.90 |
The balance between economy and getting rid of heat
A higher light flux can be contained in a smaller space thanks to the dense chip layout. But there are some problems with this style as well. A lot of chips produce a lot of heat, which means that the structure of the lamp body needs to be very specific in order to keep the heat away. If the heat isn't gone away properly, it will directly cause the light to dim, which will shorten the lamp's life. Because of this, the corn lamp's dependability rests a lot on the metal base and materials that remove heat.
How to Use It and Safety Tips
The corn lamp works well in places where overall brightness is important but glare sensitivity is not a problem, like sheds, storage rooms, or industrial-style chandeliers. It is important to remember that the light may be very direct and bright because the chip is fully exposed. Because of this, it shouldn't be used in places where people move around a lot without a lamp cover to keep your eyes from getting tired.
Many new types of bulbs have become more small while still giving off a lot of light thanks to improvements in COB technology and lens design. The corn-shaped lamp, on the other hand, still holds its place in the market as an answer for a certain time because it is very cheap and has a unique shape.For more details about our offerings, please contact us at bwzm18@ledbenweilighting.com.
