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The RLA155Y2 is a 2 pack of Yellow LED bug lights. These are the perfect addition to your front porch as they provide sufficient illumination without attracting bugs. Typical light bulbs emit a white colored light which insects are naturally attracted. This makes sitting near a light outside in the evening bothersome. The TCP RLA155Y2 emits an amber glow which is enough light to enjoy an evening outside without inviting all of the flying bugs to join you.
Product Features
- Perfect way to illuminate your porch without attracting insects
- Replaces a standard 40W incandescent bulb but uses only 5 watts
- Non-dimmable; gives off bright, yellow light
- This listing is for a 2-pack of yellow bulbs
- Estimated lifetime is 22.8 years per bulb
- Manufactured by TCP, a leader in energy efficient lighting
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