Miracle LED Got Wood! Bulb

Product Description Miracle LED Got Wood floor and cabinet WARM tone enhancing replacing all PAR20 130V incandescent Floods up to 65W - 65 watt equivalent bulb uses 4 watts of power - Lasts up to 25 times longer than incandescent bulbs - Cost 4 to 8 cents per 1000 hours of illumination - Produces virtually NO HEAT = lower air conditioning bill - Recommended replacement for standard E26 & E27 - 120VAC - SAFE - No hazardous materials such as Mercury - 30,000+ Estimated life hours - Durable - doesn't break easily - One Year Warranty From the Manufacturer 4W Got Wood Spotlight, Type R, 120VAC LED Light Bulb. Standard E27, Medium, Replacement Bulb, with non standard brightness of simulating a Clear 65W Warm Incandescent Reflector Bulb. All the energy savings of any green alternative avoiding all the things you don't like in others. This eye-pleasing light is just the right color for wood. With instant on, no heat, and without the heavy-metal Mercury and sickly light that no one likes, is in appearance most like the bulbs these replace. LED lights do not produce any ultraviolet light, making them a better choice for homes that house expensive artwork and furnishings that can become damaged by UV rays over time. One LED light bulb can outlast 30 incandescent bulbs. LED lights operate at lower temperatures than halogen and incandescent lights. The latest in LED system electronics, thermal management, and mechanical and optical design, making the advantages of LED lighting a practical reality. LED light bulbs will eventually be what we use to replace incandescent bulbs - Compact Fluorescent Lights (CFLs) are a temporary solution to energy-efficient lighting. The reason LEDs have not yet displaced CFLs from the market are twofold: the first generation LED bulbs had a narrow and focused light beam, and the up-front costs of the LED bulbs are higher than incandescent or Compact Fluorescent Lights. The "sticker shock" of the new LEDs remains a deterrent to their widespread acceptance by consumers. However when LED bulbs are compared with CFLs and incandescent for overall efficiency and cost-effectiveness this deterrent should vanish. When considering the number of incandescent and fluorescent bulbs needed for the lifespan of the LED, along with the energy used during that lifespan, your savings will be exponential over your purchase price.

• 65-Watt equivalent bulb uses 4-Watt of power
• Replaces R20 and R30 flood and in recessed fixtures, canisters
• Lasts up to 25 times longer than incandescent bulbs
• Especially great for illuminating wood grain
• Not manufactured with hazardous materials