Sunlikelamp.com SunLike10xss SOL Ultra High CRI E27 LED bulb (2700/3200/5000/5600K)

I ask because typical LEDs of that CCT hurt the eyes in a way sunlight doesn’t. Think florescent. I assume it’s a blue peak.
But maybe I am wrong about why and it’s more of a reference thing when you are indoors around different CCT.

maybe without plastic cover it will be more cold spectrum…

That’s just it, these don’t have the blue peak. They track sunlight very closely.

yes! it is without blue peak and without turquoise cavity (hollow)

Alright, I’ll understand that as they do in fact feel just like sunlight to the eyes.

Nice !
Thanks for testing.
Now where can i get these COBs?

user manual:

center 2pcs: in one way – cold, in another way – warm, in any different ways – neutral (cold + warm)

left 2pcs: in one way – cold, in another way – very cold, in any different ways – not so cold (cold + very cold)

right 2pcs: in one way – warm, in another way – very warm, in any different ways – not so warm (warm + very warm)

from Me! 5$ per 6w COB (13.5mm 35v 360mA max)

Yes, i just found them on your site. :+1:

But i don’t see 2700K available?

I have only 1pcs in stock. But after 1 month I will have another 30pcs. It is not popular and I think that 3200k much better.

The LED bulb won’t give you a retinal sunburn or cause UV-related darkening of the eye’s lens, if that’s what you’re asking. It doesn’t emit enough invisible frequencies to hurt the eyes like sunlight does.

So… it’s not exactly like sunlight.

I guess it’s a matter of preference, but i prefer 2700K or a bit lower for indoor (home) evening lighting.
Let us know when you have them in stock, if you want.
I would buy 3 or 4 pcs of the 2700K 6 Watt SOL COBs

you can order it, and I will send it as soon as possible.

I will send you a PM tomorrow.
I will see it when i can order them in your shop. :+1:

The results here look really really good.

I would love to get a bunch of those in ~4000K.

4000k is most popular. And I like it more than others. But 4200/4300k is better. I will have it when I will mix 1pcs 5000k and 2pcs 4000k 3030 smd LEDs sunlike.

I’d be up for a 2700K option. Is there a way to pre-order/reserve?

Make order on my web-site. I will add 2700k in options.

Well done!

I just added 2700k in options (right now)

If someone ends up with the same bulb and wants to try out all the different combinations, here’s what works.

Note that there are other switch combinations which result in the same COBs being on, but this is just one that I first wrote down before testing and is not necessarily the most logical one. Going through the color temperatures is a bit more intuitive once you get your hands on the bulb, but it’s not super user friendly. This could use a remote or an app :wink:

If it says 3 up, it means all the others are down as there’s only two positions.

Looking from the side so that the bulb is facing upwards.

Single COB
2700K All switches up
3200K Rightmost switches (5+6) down
5000K Center and rightmost switches (3+4+5+6) down
5600K All switches down

Two COB mix
2700+3200K Switch 6 down
2700+5000K Switch 4 down
2700+5600K 1+2+3 down
3200+5000K 3+5+6 down
3200+5600K 3 up
5000+5600K 1 up

Three COB mix
2700+3200+5000 4+6 down
2700+3200+5600 3+5 up
2700+5000+5600 2+4 down
3200+5000+5600 1+3 up

All COBs on
2700+3200+5000+5600 2+4+6 down

Yes, that seems confusing, but actually not so. Cycling modes from warmest to coolest in succession without going through all the possible mixes is easy. From all the switches up, just keep pressing the switches down starting from the right one by one and you end up with seven steps, which should give you the desired CCT.