Is there a smart bulb you can put in a enclosed lamp?

[yalag]

I bought the philip hues but when I opened the box, I noticed the bulb has a label that says it is dangerous to put this bulb in a enclosed fixture.

I have a standing floor lamp that has a completely enclosed casing. Which bulb should I get?

 

[xraydoc]

How enclosed?

I have Hues inside outdoor light fixtures and they've been running fine for over 18 months. Programmed to come on every night and turn off every morning.

 

[yalag]

How enclosed?

I have Hues inside outdoor light fixtures and they've been running fine for over 18 months. Programmed to come on every night and turn off every morning.

I guess something like this, it's basically a enclosed shell

http://www.panik-design.com/acatalog/artemide-dioscuri-table-1.jpg

 

[xraydoc]

I guess something like this, it's basically a enclosed shell

http://www.panik-design.com/acatalog/artemide-dioscuri-table-1.jpg

Can't imagine it would be a significant issue.

 

[LiveM]

Might be Philips covering their arses. The bulbs always seem relatively cool to the touch.

 

[FreeState]

I guess something like this, it's basically a enclosed shell

http://www.panik-design.com/acatalog/artemide-dioscuri-table-1.jpg

I've been using paper versions of these with hugh bulbs (9 of them) in my driveway for two years without a single issue.

 

[yalag]

I've been using paper versions of these with hugh bulbs (9 of them) in my driveway for two years without a single issue.

But I assume the paper version must have some opening right? My lamp literally is sealed tight, the case is basically a screw on design to a standing rod.
[doublepost=1467830269][/doublepost]I guess the worst it could happen is kill the bulb? It's not going to catch fire is it?

 

[FreeState]

Id try one and monitor it for a few hours, if it doesn't get hot I would say go for it.