2-Pack Dimmable 9W GU24 Base A19 LED Light Bulb, ENERGY STAR UL-Listed LED GU24 Bulb, 60W Incandescent Equivalent, 840lm, 3000K Warm White, 310° Omni-directional for Replacing CFL and General Lighting
LEDdistributors • 8 years ago
Product Features
- Dimmable brightness: 10%-100% smooth dimming, high compatibility with standard dimmers, up to 840 lumens output, instant on, no buzzing
- ENERGY STAR certified: 85% energy saving than 60W incandescent bulbs, save $140.25 in its long lifespan, greatly cut your energy bill
- Hassle-free installation: plug & twist GU24 base, aluminum housing for excellent heat dissipation, suitable for dry/damp environment
- Safe in operation: UL-listed [474933] to ensure the reliable quality and avoid electrical shock and fire hazard, mercury free
- Good lighting performance: 310° omni-directional beam angle, ideal for general lighting such as kitchen, living room, bedroom, hallway, sconce, pendant fixture or ceiling fixture
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Good quality, solid light bulb Good quality light with a sturdy build quality. This light has some weight to it for its size, which to me seems to be indicative of build quality. The light itself produces a good, clean, bright light and with the 310 degree lighting angle it is a widespread light. The bulb does say on it though that it is not intended for fully enclosed fixtures, which may be something to keep in mind for your application although it does not seem to heat up much at all. The only way I could see this as being…
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