What type of light bulb is this?

[ChrisWorthingt]

Hi all

Thank you for registering me.

I have a flickering ceiling light. I took off the shade to get at the bulb but the bulb is one I've not seen before.

What kind of bulb is this?
Many thanks

Chris

 

[Burtones]

It's just an led version, looks like it'll be a G9 fitting. If it is it will just pull out and have two oval pins like the image below:

If you try gently and it doesn't pull out it will either be small screw in so twist anti-clockwise or bayonet- push in and slight twist anti-clockwise.

 

[Burtones]

Also looking at your existing bulb it appears to have live and neutral connections exposed so power off before before you touch it- I've seen reports of people getting shocks from badly made led bulbs that have live parts exposed

 

[radiohead]

It looks integrated and not replaceable to me.

 

[Burtones]

It looks integrated and not replaceable to me.

I didn't think of that.

 

[ChrisWorthingt]

Thank you all. I've noticed two Philips head screws on it so I'm going to power off and see if I can extract the bulb. Thank you for your help.

 

[ferg]

The Philips head screws look to be fixing the PCB to the heatsink.

If post #2 doesn't help then post #4 is the most likely scenario and a new fitting is required.

 

[ruston]

If that is a chandelier type fitting is there a centre connection where they are terminated together, and possibly a bad connection.