I've a lamp which uses 12 bulbs of this kind, and I've very little knowledge about this kind of thing, so despite it seems feasible, I don't know what information I should look for, and what kind of LEDs (+adapter?) I should buy to replace the current ones.
The thing is that whilst current lights aren't cheap, they don't last long after opened, and I really mean it, some even are spoilt the day after, whilst they claim to last 2000 to 3000 hours (why does a light bulb stop working btw?)
Best Answer
These types of lights range in voltage from 6V to 120V depending on the fixture. The voltage & wattage should be stamped on the glass. These lamps usually create a large amount of heat if you install them with fingers the oil from your skin will severely reduce the bulb life. If they come in a plastic wrapper cut the end off and install the bulb only touching the plastic, if they come loose use a tissue or paper towel to hold the bulb and install it. This may extend your bulb life. Also if they can be put on a dimmer just slightly dropping the voltage can double the life for the 120V models. here is an LED replacement for 120V