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For people who aspire to create a beautiful and safe home for their family, the Cree® LED bulb provides better light, better lifetime, better dimming, all backed by a better warranty. Featuring a warm (2700K), omnidirectional light with high color rendering, the Cree LED bulb is designed to enhance your home and make the colors of your décor appear vibrant, richer and more natural. Fully dimmable and built to light and last, the new Cree LED bulb provides full LED lifetime, over 22 years (25,000 hours) of beautiful, energy-efficient light. The energy star® certified Cree LED bulb is a worry-free choice backed by one of the strongest warranties in the industry – a 10 year 100% SATISFACTION guarantee.
Product Features
- 40 watt replacement a19 LED bulb- uses only 5.5 watts (465 lumens)
- Better light for better colors – high CRI light makes colors appear richer, true and Natual
- Long life – 22+ year rated lifetime (lasts over 25,000 hours)
- Fully dimmable. No buzz. No hum
- 10-Year, 100% Satisfaction guarantee
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CREE finally got a winning design in dimmable LED light bulbs Found those new CREE 9.5W A19 LED bulbs () at my local HarDware store. During the past two years I have tried two versions of CREE bulbs, but found both to be unsatisfactory. In particular, they have very limited dimming range, and generate noticeable buzzing sound when dimmed. This latest version, however, looks like a winner to me.[Physical Appearance]See my uploaded picture for comparison…
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