LED Household Bulb 140017

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Features:
High power LEDs, no UV rays, instant on/off, patented heat sink and optical diffuser, longer life than incandescent & fluorescents, wide voltage and constant current design, solid state, high shock & vibration resistant, mercury-free, 50%+ savings in energy consumption, no noise, no flickering. The products are in accordance with ETL and UL testing standards.

Wattage: 13.2W
Lumens: 990lm
Color Temperature:
• Warm White: 2,700K-3,200K
• Natural White:
• Day White: 5,500K-6,000K
• Cool White:
CRI: 80
Dimensions: 2.5in(D) x4.5in(L)
Central Lux:
Lighting Angle: 120˚
Life Hours: 30,000+ hrs
LED Count: 88 High Power LEDs
Length/Base: E27
Housing Temperature: Less than 95˚F
Ambient Temperature: '-40-113˚F
Replaces: 120W Incandescent Bulb
Working Voltage: AC 120V
New Weight: .16kg

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PureLight LED offers a wide variety of LEDs to fit the needs of our clientele. We have LEDs that vary in size, wattage and color, which facilitate customized solutions for interior and exterior, residential and commercial clientele. Out LEDs are specifically designed to withstand extreme temperatures, all the while emitting a trivial amount of heat and ample lighting. In addition, our LED lighting lasts 50,000+ hours, making the transition to LED lighting a worthwhile investment.

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Did you know?

LED lighting offers excellent light quality for both indoor and outdoor uses. It takes 50 incandescent light bulbs or 8 CFL's to equal the lifespan of 1 LED light bulb.

LED light emits 90% less heat than a conventional bulb therefore producing more light than heat and gaining maximum energy efficiency.

An LED light is the bi-product of electricity jumping between two different alloys. This produces a small amount of light and depending upon the alloys, the color is dictated.

LED light is truly a solid state light as there are no gases, no filaments and no moving parts to fatigue.

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