GE LED BR30 Indoor Floodlight Bulb (4 pack) – Energy Star Certified
LEDdistributors • 9 years ago
BR30 indoor floodlight bulbs that last over 22.8 years. These bulbs feature great GE soft white color and are dimmable. Use only 10W to produce 65W of light. Long life.
Product Features
- 65 watt replacement using only 10 watts
- Lasts 22.8 years based on 3 hours per day usage,2700K-soft white color appearance
- Estimated yearly energy costs $1.20 based on 3 hours per day $0.11 per kWh
- $151 in energy savings over the life of the bulb based on 3 hours per day usage
- R30 shape with medium base for use in indoor track and recessed fixtures

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