GE Relax High Definition LED Light Bulb 10.5-watt 2700K Comfortable Soft White 800-Lumens 6-Pack 60-watt Replacement Dimmable A19
LEDdistributors • 7 years ago
- The light that’s just right. Light has the ability to do more than just a light a room-it can influence the mood and atmosphere of the surrounding space, and it can affect how we work and live.
- High definition light is tailored for every room to match the right light to the right space. RELAX-HD light offers a warm, soft white light perfect for comfortable moments and cozy spaces.
- Use RELAX in spaces like bedrooms, family rooms, and dining rooms.
Product Features
- Relax LED HD-Light Exceptional Color Contrast and Boldness
- Comfortable Soft White Light 2700K Temperature Recommended for Bedroom Family Room and Dining Room
- Provides 800-lumens 60-watt replacement uses only 10.5-watt
- Lasts 13 years $81 savings on energy per bulb 6-pack A19
- GE “Imagination at work” a trusted home brand
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