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Specifications:
- Light Source: 72 LED
- Output Power: 3.5-4.2W
- Interface Type: E27
- Working Voltage: 110V
- Luminous Flux: 250-290 lumens
- Color Temperature: 3500-4000K
- Size: 119 x 38mm / 4.7 x 1.5in (H x Dia.)
Features:
- This E27 Light Bulb comes in warm white or cool/commercial white color temperatures
- Super E27 Light Bulb is suitable for home, office and exhibition lighting
- The White LED Bulb is widely used as down lighting or accent lighting in shops, offices and home
- Bathroom Downlights are brighter than normal bulbs
- White LED Light Bulb is high performance upgrade bulb
- You can install the E27 Light Bulb within minutes
- Great for everyday home or commercial use
- This is a high power Super Bright LED Light with a long lifespan
- This bulb is widely used and it is suitable for home, restaurants, hotels, offices, architectural and art gallery lighting
- With this White LED Light Bulb, you will feel the atmosphere become more comfortable and romantic
- White Light Spotlight LED Light Bulb will result in money saved by lowered utility costs
- E27 Light Bulb is energy efficient and use extremely low watts
- Seismic, impact resistance, non-thermal radiation, safe, stable and reliable
Details:

- With this White LED Light Bulb, you will feel the atmosphere become more comfortable and romantic

- Great for everyday home or commercial use

- White Light Spotlight LED Light Bulb will result in money saved by lowered utility costs

- This bulb is widely used and it is suitable for home, restaurants, hotels, offices, architectural and art gallery lighting

How to choose a LED Bulb?
Here are a few things to consider when choosing LED light bulbs:Efficiency:

- Manufacturer's claims vary wildly about the efficiency of LEDs and can often be quite misleading. The simplest way to ensure that you are comparing "like with like" is to look at the efficiency in Lumens per Watt. That is, how much light do you get for each Watt of electricity used. Today (early 2010), LEDs that are in production range in efficiency from about 20 to 60 Lumens per Watt. New developments should increase this to around 80 or 100 Lumens per Watt over the next few years. This compares with around 10-15 Lumens per Watt for old-fashioned incandescent lamps and 50-100 Lumens per Watt for fluorescent tubes
Colour Temperature:

- Early LEDs were mostly a very much higher colour temperature (ie a bluish light) than the typical 2700K colour temperature of a warm white incandescent lamp. This has led many people to think that LEDs gave a "cold" light. LED technology has however advanced a great deal in the last couple of years and some types of LED are available in a range of colour temperatures from warm white (2700 or 3000K) up to daylight (6000K and beyond). LEDs with a higher colour temperature do however tend to be slightly more efficient than those with a lower colour temperature so some companies offer these as a way of making their products seem brighter. To replace standard incandescent or halogen lamps, a colour temperature of around 2700K to 3300K is preferred. Some companies use non-standard terms when describing the colour of LEDs such as "natural white" or "office white" which cannot be readily compared with other products. To ensure that you are comparing like with like always check the colour temperature
Colour Rendering:
- The colour rendering of LEDs varies quite markedly between brands. For some applications this is not particularly important but for ambient lighting it is important to check the quality of light emitted. The LEDs that we offer for ambient lighting all have good colour rendering, comparable to that of a good quality fluorescent tube. Many manufacturers do not however quote a colour rendering index for their LEDs so we are rarely able to quote specific figures
Heat Output:

- LEDs give off relatively little heat but do run reasonably warm and often incorporate a heat sink to dissipate any excess heat and maintain the LEDs at optimum operating temperature. Compact lamps such as miniature spot lights can thus still get reasonably warm whereas larger bulbs and candles certainly cool enough to touch when operating
Rated Life:

- The one area where LEDs really score highly is in their rated operating life which typically ranges from 20,000 to 50,000 hours. This is 20 to 50 times longer than a typical incandescent lamp so LEDs are ideal for use in areas where maintenance is difficult or long life is important
How to Clean Up a Broken LED Bulb?
- Put on leather gloves to protect your hands from glass or plastic shards. Prepare your trash bags by placing one inside another--double-bagging can prevent shards from poking through. If the bulb was very small, use plastic sandwich bags
- Sweep up larger shards of the bulb using a hand broom and a dustpan. Dump the bulb shards and metal components into the trash bags
- Tear off a strip of duct tape about six inches long. Press the adhesive side lightly to the surface where the bulb broke. This will pick up small pieces of glass that the broom left behind
- Use a hose attachment on a vacuum cleaner to suck up the rest of the bulb particles, if necessary. If the bulb was very small, as many LED bulbs are, this might not be necessary (unless fragments are in carpeting)

How to Replace a LED Light Bulb?- Find the type, size, and color of LED bulb that you are looking for. As mentioned before, there are hundreds of different types out there and it may be difficult for you to find the exact one you are looking for. If that is the case, you may want to take your burned out bulb to your local hardware store to see if they can point you in right direction for a replacement
- Remove the old bulb carefully so you don't break it. Normally a screwdriver will be required at this point because LED lights are normally encased in something. So start by removing any encasing there is. Be sure to keep the screws that you removed however, you will need them when you put the case back on
- Read the manual for your particular LED light. Many LED lights can simply be pulled out, but other have certain ways that they connect more securely. You will need to know what kind you are dealing with, don't guess. Find the manual or instructions on your new bulb and remove following those directions
- Replace the old bulb with the new LED light. The new bulb should go in just like the old one came out. You will want to test the light before you put the encasing back on to make sure everything works and the light is the same color
- Replace the case that was over the LED lights and make sure the casing is secured tightly

The LED Bulbs Effects:

- The LED bulbs give bright light and save money from cost utility

- Light up your stair and reduce stumbling at night with these amazing LED bulbs

- Power saving and long life-span LED bulbs are perfect for 24/7 constant use

- The LED bulbs for both main and moonlight illumination are possible
Colour Temperature:
- The photos below were taken in a dark room, without pre-setting the camera or editing the photos afterwards
- Different colour temperatures of the LED bulbs can be seen on the trim of the terracotta pot and on the cactus
- The first photo the object was illuminated with cool light. The cool light is the brightest
- The second photo natural white was used, it is similar to sunlight.
- The third photo the warm white can be seen, which is similar to the color of tungsten lighting and halogen lights

The Kelvin Scale:
Colour temperature has important applications in lighting. The colour temperature of a light source is usually measured in kelvins (K) at which the heated black-body radiator matches the colour of the light source is that source's colour temperature
- Higher colour temperatures (5000 K or more) are "cool" (green-blue) color, and lower colour temperatures (2700-3000 K) "warm" (yellow-red) color
Attentions:
- In use, the products must be fully integrated with the lamp holder, so as to avoid loss or being exposed to product flashing occurring
- Please use it in the specified voltage range
- Please be noted that this product is made from frangible materials
Comparison between LED and Incandescent Bulb & CFL:
- Luminous Flus & Application Efficency
LED 90% energy saving compared with CFL,LED
Incandescent Bulb
CFL
1W
25W
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3W
40W
5W
5W
60W
12W
7W
100W
24W
9W
150W
30W
12W
250W
40W
LED 60% energy saving compared with Incandescent Bulb.- Comparing Power Consumption(8hours/day,electricity used in a year)
LED
Incandescent Bulb
Electric Consumption
Electric Consumption
Electricity Consumption Ratio
1W*8*365=2.92Kwh
25W*8*365=73Kwh
2397%
3W*8*365=8.76Kwh
40W*8*365=116.8Kwh
1233%
5W*8*365=14.6Kwh
60W*8*365=175.2Kwh
1100%
7W*8*365=20.4Kwh
100W*8*365=282Kwh
1328%
9W*8*365=26.2Kwh
150W*8*365=438Kwh
1566%
12W*8*365=35Kwh
200W*8*365=584Kwh
1567%
LED
CFL
Electric Consumption
Electric Consumption
Electricity Consumption Ratio
1W*8*365=2.92Kwh
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3W*8*365=8.76Kwh
5W*8*365=14.6Kwh
66%
5W*8*365=14.6Kwh
12W*8*365=35Kwh
140%
7W*8*365=20.4Kwh
24W*8*365=70Kwh
242%
9W*8*365=26.2Kwh
30W*8*365=87.6Kwh
233%
12W*8*365=35Kwh
40W*8*365=116.8Kwh
233%
- Comparing Working Life-span
LED
Incandescent Bulb
Approx 50000 hours/Pcs
Approx 1500 hours/Pcs Bulb
1Pcs LED
33Pcs Bulb
- LED is more energy efficient and more environmentally friendly than Incandescent Bulb and CFL, LED lighting is a better option for you
Package Included:
- 1 x Warm White LED Light
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FRED McDonald
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11-27-2010- Other Thoughts: I don't often write reviews but I simply had to for these! These bulbs are absolutely amazing! I have been trying to replace most of the bulbs in the house with eco-friendlier bulbs and have been unsatisfied with dimmable fluorescents that have to warm up, do not dim like normal bulbs and that do not last as long as advertised. So when I came across these bulbs I decided to give them a shot and am so happy I did! I have now replaced every recessed light in my house with these.
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Henry Perlstein
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12-02-2010- Other Thoughts: First, I read online that this item is made in China. I could not find China stamped on the item however. I love to buy a product this nice that is made in the USA. First I must say that another reviewer said this light felt cheap.. NO WAY.. the white trim ring is soo nice. Install was super super easy. The light blows away my 65 watt incandescents. Brighter and whiter. Its in my kitchen and I love it. I will be ordering more!!
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Frank
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01-17-2012- Pros: Very well built, good light output (similar to a 40w incandescent), pleasant color. Price is OK (could be slightly cheaper). Shipped safely packed.
- Cons: this bulb is longer than a standard incandescent, so maybe it won't fit in some fixtures.
- Other Thoughts: I bought two, maybe I will buy more.
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Miguel Mercado
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11-30-2010- Other Thoughts: If you have tried LED bulbs for your home you might have found them to be either too dim or too white, or both. These are the first that completely replicate the warm glow of incandescent lights for recessed lighting. I put 5 in my kitchen and the trim even looks better than what I had there before. There is plenty of light now and the color temp is perfect. Overall well worth the extra cost as CFL bulbs die very fast if you turn them on and off frequently.
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Andrew Miller
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11-20-2010- Other Thoughts: I have a total of 6 lights in the kitchen and decided to try out one of these LED lights. First thing I noticed was that the light came on at full strength instantaneously. The color is warm and matches the bulbs.So this is not a big selling point. However, having the lights come on at full power instantaneously, to me, is very significant.
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