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The Philips 65 watt equivalent br30 dimmable LED light bulb delivers exceptionally long life, significant energy SAVINGS, beautiful light and contains no mercury. This energy saving 9 watt LED bulb can replace a standard 65 watt halogen. The flood light provides a soft white light, perfect for general room lighting. Use in kitchens, living rooms and dining rooms, recessed cans and some track light fixtures. The dimmable light lets you create a VARIABLE ambiance in your favorite rooms.
Product Features
- This Philips 65 watt equivalent BR30 dimmable LED bulb uses only 9 watts of energy, saving up to $67.42 over the life of the bulb (based on 3 hours/day, 11 cent/kWh, costs depend on rates and use)
- This Philips LED bulb turns on at full brightness with 650 lumens, and provides a soft white, cozy light
- With a life of 10+ years, this Philips LED bulb is perfect for closets, dining, living and bedrooms
- Perfect for recessed cans or track light Fixtures, this fully dimmable Philips LED light bulb helps provide a variable ambiance in your home
- Ideal for residential use in kitchens, living rooms and dining rooms and for commercial use in restaurants and hospitality applications
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