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Philips Everyday 8.5-Watt LED is equivalent to a standard 60W incandescent and designed to deliver everyday value and effective, consistent light. Ideal for any room in your home, such as bedrooms and living rooms, it has a lifetime of 10 years (based on 3 hours/day). The Philips 8.5-Watt LED is an affordable replacement providing significant energy savings, while lighting your home with warm, soft white light.
Product Features
- Brightness: 800 Lumens. Light appearance: 2700K (soft white). 60W Equivalent.
- Non-dimmable bulb
- Estimated yearly energy cost: $1.02 (based on 3 hours/day, 11¢/kWh. costs depend on rates and use)
- Energy used: 8.5-Watt (equivalent to a 60W standard incandescent light bulb)
- Life hours: 10000 hours (based on 3 hours/day)
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