Basic Info
An LED upgrade product designed for direct replacement of traditional HID sources like High-Pressure Sodium(HPS)or Metal Halide(MH)lamps.Its shape mimics a corn cob,with a large E40/E39 screw base that can be directly screwed into the existing luminaire's socket,requiring no change to the fixture housing or electrical wiring,enabling fast,low-cost energy-saving retrofits.
Customer reviews
Mike Jordan · Major Engineering General Contractor Site Manager
Large-scale projects require high installation efficiency. The modular design and quick-connect connectors of these railing lights enabled our crew to work in an “assembly-line” style efficiently. The manufacturer’s installation guide videos and detailed spacing/power calculation tools also greatly assisted with pre-planning and on-site construction, ensuring the project was completed on time and to a high standard.
Father Richard Moore · Parish Building Committee Chairman
Used for nighttime floodlighting of a historic church façade. We chose the 3000K CCT and high-CRI version. The colors and textures of the brickwork were faithfully rendered, creating a solemn and warm visual effect. The precise beam angle control prevented light 'spill' into unwanted areas, earning recognition from the heritage preservation unit.
Marcus Johnson · Municipal Engineer
After installing your modular LED street lights, the road uniformity in our district has significantly improved. Our maintenance team particularly praised the modular design: last month, a faulty module was replaced quickly in just 15 minutes without affecting nighttime traffic. The annual energy audit showed an electricity saving rate of 58%, fully meeting the project's expectations.
Product Description
Product Features:
The key feature is its“plug-and-play”replacement compatibility.It utilizes multiple LED chips arranged in a full surround array on a vertical metal frame,paired with an efficient driver,to achieve near-omnidirectional light output that matches the reflector of the original HID fixture.The driver is typically built-in and compatible with wide voltage input,accommodating fluctuations in old power lines.It features a good thermal structure(e.g.,aluminum PCB+central heat sink column)to ensure stable operation even within enclosed fixtures.The luminous flux and color temperature can be matched to the replaced HPS lamp(e.g.,150W,250W).

Product Specifications:
Wide power coverage,from 30W(replacing 100W HPS)to 200W(replacing 400W HPS).Efficacy can reach 130-150 lm/W.Common color temperatures are 5000K or 5700K cool white,with 3000K warm white also available.Color Rendering Index Ra>70 is significantly higher than HPS(Ra~20),greatly improving color rendering.Operating voltage is wide-range AC85-265V.Design life is typically 30,000 to 50,000 hours.

Product Applications:
Primarily used for energy-saving retrofits in locations with traditional HPS or MH lamps where the fixture itself is in good condition,such as municipal roads,industrial park roads,and parking lots.The retrofit process is simple and quick:power off,unscrew the old bulb,and screw in the LED corn bulb.This immediately achieves 40%-60%energy savings and improves lighting quality(better CRI,more comfortable light color).Note:if the original fixture's reflector is severely degraded or the seal is failed,a complete luminaire replacement is recommended for optimal optical performance and lifespan.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q:Can I directly replace a 400W HPS lamp with a 150W LED corn bulb?
A:Yes, typically a 150W LED corn bulb provides similar or higher lumen output than a 400W HPS, resulting in immediate energy savings of over 60% while improving light quality and color rendering.
Q:Will it work in my existing enclosed fixture?
A:Check the bulb's specifications. It must be rated for "Enclosed Fixture Use." Adequate heat dissipation is critical in enclosed spaces; bulbs not designed for it may overheat and fail prematurely.
Q:Why is my new corn bulb flickering?
A:This is often due to incompatible old photoelectric controls or dimmers. Bypass or replace the old ballast/driver, and ensure the new bulb is connected directly to line voltage. Residual voltage from old inductive ballasts can also cause this.
Q:What does 'Full Voltage Range (85-265V)' mean?
A:The built-in driver can accept any input voltage within that range, making the bulb suitable for areas with unstable grid power without risk of damage or performance issues.
Q:Is the omnidirectional light pattern efficient for street lighting?
A:It's less efficient than a purpose-built street light with precise optics. Much light is wasted inside the fixture or emitted upwards. However, for simple retrofits where reflector condition is good, it's a cost-effective compromise.
Q:How do I know if the E39/E40 socket is compatible?
A:E40 is the international standard (40mm diameter). E39 is primarily North American. They are physically similar but not always electrically interchangeable. Always verify the fixture's socket specifications and the bulb's base type.