Scattering light bulbs

 

— this category includes lamps that do not provide directional light — namely, those in which the scattering angle exceeds 180 °. Simply put, such models shine not only “forward”, but also capture a vast space on the sides — like classic incandescent lamps with transparent bulbs. Usually, the width of the illuminated space when using such a lamp is limited only by the details of the lamp in which it is installed, and its own base.