GE 62180 9-Watt LED Soft White A19 Light Bulb

Price : $34.48
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Product Description

From the Manufacturer
This 9-watt GE energy smart LED is an A19 General Purpose Bulb. A19 is a shape of light bulb that you see in most homes also known as a "household light bulb". They're the most common bulbs in the world and never before has an LED A19 existed that actually sends light out in all directions. This bulb uses LED technology to ensure it will last longer than other bulbs you've seen. This bulb will last 22 years based on normal 3/hour per day usage. It's rated at 25,000 hours and puts out 450 lumens. The instant full brightness doesn't need to warm up. It has omni-directional light distribution. Color temperature of 3000K. RoHS compliant with a 10-year warranty. Technical: Lamp type: LED aline. Bulb: A19. Base: medium screw E26. Lumens:450. Wattage: 9-watts. Voltage: 120-volts. Material: soft glass.This item may ship with a model number of 62181, but it is the same bulb as the 62180
Lasts 22.8 years. Instant on mercury free. Fits most standard light fixtures.

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 9.8 x 2.6 x 5.9 inches
• Shipping Weight: 4 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B004GTN0RQ
• Item model number: 62180
  

Technical Details

• 77 percent energy savings versus 40-watt incandescent replacement
• Fantastic energy savings and instant full brightness doesn't need to warm up
• Expected 25,000-hour rated life will last 22 years at 3 hours per day
• Omni-directional light distribution is like a normal light bulb
• Backed by 10-year warranty

 

GE 62180 9-Watt LED Soft White A19 Light Bulb

 

Customer Reviews

This is a fantastic light bulb and anyone who is looking for an energy efficient LED bulb that throws light in all different directions this is the bulb for you. The only problem I'm having with Amazon right now is that I just walked into Lowe's Home Improvement Center yesterday and saw these same bulbs for $34.98, significantly less than what they are listed for on here. I've purchased 4 of these bulbs for a light fixture in my bathroom and would have saved a significant amount of money had I purchased these at Lowe's. Save some money and buy from Lowe's if you have one near you.

This is product is awesome. I was very skeptical about it, but I was curious as well. I bought one just to try out and switched out one of my sixty watt bulbs at home. I'm not an expert at light color or any of that jazz, but I honestly can't tell the difference between this thing and a sixty watt incandecent bulb side by side. Same color and brightness to my eye anyway. The only real questions I have is, "Will they last as long as they say?" and "When will the price come down out of the stratosphere?". Not to harp on it too much, but if you buy new technology you expect the price will be higher. Just the way of things. But then consider that you can buy a regular light bulb for a dollar or less and this one is at least 40 times that cost. Wow. If it was twelve dollars it would still be twice as much as the cost to make it, but that would at least be within reason. Other than those items though, they have this technology nailed. So, bottom line is, if you have the stomach for paying outragous amounts of money for a light bulb, I say go for it. It is definatly the future of lighting in my opinion.

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