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Philips LED BR30 light bulbs are a smart alternative to standard incandescent and designed to deliver everyday value and effective, consistent light. Fully dimmable, this Philips 9-Watt LED BR30 light bulb is the perfect replacement for recessed cans or track light fixtures. This 9-Watt 5000K (Daylight) LED BR30 provides a light similar to natural daylight, making it perfect for your basements, laundry room, garage and kitchen. The Philips LED BR30 household light bulb lasts 10+ years and can replace your current 65-watt BR30 light bulb.
Product Features
- This 60 watt equivalent BR30 LED bulb uses only 9 watts of energy, and has an estimated yearly energy cost: of $1.97 (based on 3 hours/day, 11¢/kwh, costs depend on rates and use)
- This 9 watt BR30 LED bulb provides a light similar to natural daylight and is ideal for both indoor track Lighting and downlights
- This Philips dimmable LED light bulb turns on at full brightness and is ideal for use in basements, family rooms and kitchens
- Emitting 72.22 lumens per watt, this energy saving household light bulb contains no mercury and replaces your current 60 watt incandescent bulb
- This energy saving BR30 light bulb contains no mercury and replaces your current 60 watt halogen
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Surprisingly similar I am replacing my incandescent can lights with these as they burn out. My initial impression is that the light output is remarkably solar to the incandescent bulbs still installed. The primary difference is that the light output out the sides of the bulbs is higher, while the down light is nearly indistinguishable both in color and intensity.The side lighting is an unexpected downside as the TV in the next room now has a noticeable reflection on it that wasn’t there before, but I am…
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