GE Relax 6-Pack 65 W Equivalent Dimmable Soft White Br30 LED Light Fixture Light Bulb 22 Year Life — Open-Box, 24% Off
Brand: GE
Description
65 W replacement using only 8 W (650 lumens) Warm and soft high definition white
light with a color temperature of 2700 Kelvin
Dimmable and works with most control switches
Rated to last 22 years based on 3 hours a day of use
Incandescent Equivalent Wattage: 65.0 watts
Color Rendering Index: 80.0
Brightness: 650 lumen
Bulb Base: e26_medium
Connectivity Technology: Normal bulb
Item Dimensions: 4.0 inches
Control Method: application
Wattage: 65.0 watts
Specific Uses For Product: Decoration
Controller Type: Push Button
GE relax HD soft white LED 65-Watt replacement BR30 indoor floodlight bulbs provide enhanced color contrast and boldness versus standard LED bulbs. The high definition soft white light helps create a comfortable, cozy light that’s ideal for bedroom lighting, foyer lighting, family rooms and dining rooms. They’re dimmable and illuminate your home with soft white light. The floodlight design casts a wide beam of light. These are great for frequently used fixtures—GE relax HD soft white LED bulbs are rated to last three as long as GE basic BR30 LED bulbs and save 154 dollars on energy costs over the bulb's life versus a 65-Watt BR30 incandescent bulb. Unlike CFL bulbs, GE LED HD bulbs feature enhanced color, instant full brightness and are free of mercury. Replace CFL, halogen and incandescent light bulbs with GE relax HD soft white LED BR30 (3-3 with 4-inch diameter) indoor floodlight bulbs in indoor track lighting and recessed lighting fixtures, including damp locations.
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Product Details
- SKU:
- awhd-us-b0c1ht6sx5
- Model:
- 93130640
- Country:
- US
- ASIN:
- B0C1HT6SX5
- UPC:
- 043168543682
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