Sunlite 60-Watt Equivalent Frost G25 Dimmable LED Light Bulb, Warm White (6-Pack)
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Sunlite 60-Watt Equivalent Frost G25 Dimmable LED Light Bulb, Warm White (6-Pack)

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Sunlite 60-Watt Equivalent Frost G25 Dimmable LED Light Bulb, Warm White (6-Pack)Sunlite LED lamps are extremely energy efficient and will greatly reduce your energy costs. These lamps can last up to 25000 hour making them virtually maintenance free. They contain no mercury elements and do not release any hazardous gasses so there no need to worry in case a bulb breaks and no need for any special recycling as with CFLs. With their high efficiency, their low wattage does not mean you lose out on brightness. This 120 Volt, 60W

Sunlite LED lamps are extremely energy efficient and will greatly reduce your energy costs. These lamps can last up to 25000-hour making them virtually maintenance free. They contain no mercury elements and do not release any hazardous gasses so there no need to worry in case a bulb breaks and no need for any special recycling as with CFLs. With their high efficiency, their low wattage does not mean you lose out on brightness. This 120-Volt, 60W equivalent G25 globe features a medium base, produces a stunning warm white light at 500-Lumen and can fit right into your living room or into the most cutting edge, state of the art and lighting design project.

  • Energy saving LED frost G25 general purpose household bulb a 60-Watt incandescent replacement
  • Lamp produces a spectacular white light at a 500 Lumens, using only 7-Watt of energy
  • Fully dimmable 25000-hour of traditional, energy efficient, warm light
  • Ideal for household use in vanities, floor lamps, chandelier, table lamps and open fixtures
  • Brighten your home with these crisp LED bulb
  • Ideal for household use in living rooms, dining rooms and bedrooms


Features
Bulb Shape Globe
Actual Color Temperature (K) 2700
Light Bulb Shape Code G25
Lumens (Brightness) 500
Lighting Technology LED
Bulb Type Decorative
Light Bulb Features Dimmable
Indoor/Outdoor Indoor
Color Temperature Warm White
Returnable 180-Day
Average Life (hours) 25000
Wattage Equivalence 60 Watts
Wattage (Watts) 7
Bulb Construction Plastic
Light Bulb Base Type Medium
Light Bulb Base Code E26
Color Rendering Index (CRI) 82
Number of Bulbs Included 6
Bulb Diameter (In.) 3.14
Product Depth (in.) 3.14 in
Product Height (in.) 4.4 in
Product Width (in.) 3.14 in
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What a delightful read. The characters are awesome, the plot was so good, I loved it. I was intrigued and it kept me wanting more. Told in multiple pov, the book sucks you in and doesn’t let go. I cannot wait to read the next book.
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Beta, Alpha, Omega oh my!
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