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T10 4W Tubular LED Filament Bulb
Specification:
Dimension: 30*mm
Power: 4 Watts
LEDs: 4pcs High Brightness Filament COB LEDs
CRI: 82
Input Voltage: AC85-265v 50-60Hz
Lumen: 400lm
Light Color: Daylight 6000k
Light Beam angle: 360 degree
Lamp Base: E26/E27
Lamp shape: T10
Warranty: 2 years
2-PACK T10 LED Tubular Light
Product Features
- T10 Filament Bulb: Non-dimmable, 4 watt, daylight 6000k,120v T10 led bulb;
- Energy saving: 400 Lumens 4 watt t10 tubular led lights, perfect replace 40 watt incandescent t10 light bulbs;
- Lamp Base & Shape: Standar e26 medium screw base, t10 tubular lamp shape for all kinds of e26 lights replacement;
- Application: Perfect for Illuminating art, Collectibles in Showcases and Cabinets Lighting, ideal for Bar, Cafe, Hotel, Restaurant Lighting;
- Customer service: 2 years warranty – Any questions or requirements please feel free to let us know, we will always try our best to help.
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