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Solid-state replacement sources continue to advance in ways that will make consumers more receptive to the technology.
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image/jpeg iconReplaces: 40W; Wattage: 5W; Lumen Output: 300; Color Temperature: 3000K; Bulb Life: 25,000 hours. This Dimmable Chandelier Lamp uses a high-power chip to provide bright LED light with minimal glare, as well as 360 degrees of illumination. Features include smooth dimming and a warm white color temperature easily equivalent to that of familiar incandescent lamps. www.bulbrite.com [1]
image/jpeg iconReplaces: 100W; Wattage: 27W; Lumen Output: 1,600+; Color Temperature: 3000K; Bulb Life: 25,000 hours. This Energy Smart LED bulb is the company’s newest LED replacement, set to hit U.S. and Canadian shelves in 2013. It replaces 100W incandescent bulbs while staying true to the standard A19 shape, as well as offering smooth, incandescent-like dimming and a design that allows for a soft-white appearance when turned off. www.gelighting.com [2]
image/jpeg iconReplaces: 40W, 60W; Wattage: 6W, 8W; Lumen Output: 390, 485; Color Temperature: 3000K, 5000K; Bulb Life: 40,000 hours. The LEDshine360 bears a significant resemblance to traditional incandescents and is designed to replace standard A19 bulbs. Available in warm white as well as cool white temperatures, the bulb spreads light across all directions. The 6W bulbs retail for approximately $23. www.ledshine360.com [3]
image/jpeg iconReplaces: 40W; Wattage: 8W; Lumen Output: 450; Color Temperature: 3000K; Bulb Life: 40,000 hours. The company’s full line of LED lamps are Energy Star®-rated and contain high light output with no UV or IR emissions. The 8W A19 LED replacement for 40W incandescents is fully dimmable and offers a warm white color temperature for general lighting in homes and offices. www.havells-usa.com [4]
image/jpeg iconReplaces: 40W; Wattage: 4.5W; Lumen Output: 200; Color Temperature: 2700K; Bulb Life: 25,000 hours. This LED bulb was designed for chandeliers and fits into any existing E12 candelabra socket for replacement. Suitable for indoor or outdoor fixtures, the candelabra bulb also comes with one candle sleeve in a choice of chrome, white or antique gold. Custom finishes also available. www.organobulb.com [5]
image/jpeg iconReplaces: 40W; Wattage: 8W; Lumen Output: 450; Color Temperature: 2700K; Bulb Life: 25,000 hours. The new ULTRA LED A15 lamps are energy-saving replacements for 40W incandescents, ideal for applications such as fans and downlights. They are dimmable down to 10 percent and can yield up to 80 percent energy savings with controlled energy usage and light output. www.sylvania.com [6]
image/jpeg iconReplaces: 65W; Wattage: 13W, 14W; Lumen Output: 730, 800; Color Temperature: 2700K; Bulb Life: 25,000 hours. The EnduraLED family expands with its BR30 and BR40 lamps now featuring the company’s AirFlux technology, designed to eliminate traditional heat sinks. The lamps’ white finish design and warmer color temperature blend easily into ceilings, where they can be used for downlighting applications. www.lighting.philips.com [7]
image/jpeg iconReplaces: 40W; Wattage: 8W; Lumen Output: 450; Color Temperature: 3000K; Bulb Life: 25,000 hours. The new LED A19 replacement lamp closely resembles its standard equivalent, making it more attractive to consumers. Dimmable and highly efficient, the LED lamp is mercury-free and expected to provide up to 80 percent energy savings over incandescents. It will be available in September. www.satco.com [8]
image/jpeg iconReplaces: PAR, BR form factors; Wattage: 14W, 16W; Lumen Output: 850, 900, 950, 1025; Color Temperature: 2700K, 3000K; Bulb Life: 50,000 hours. The LRP and LBR family of passively cooled LED lamps replace PAR and BR incandescent sources for a range of applications. The products feature the company’s OPTICS2 thermal management technology, offering the appearance of a recessed, single-source light through unique primary optics. www.solais.com [9]
image/jpeg iconReplaces: 40W, 60W, 75W, 100W; Wattage: 8W, 12W, 17W, 21W; Lumen Output: 450, 800, 1100, 1600; Color Temperature: 2700K, 4000K; Bulb Life: 25,000 hours. The company’s family of LED A-lamps uses liquid cooling technology to diffuse heat throughout the bulb, making it more efficient for consumers. The 40W, 60W and 75W equivalents are available in a warm white 2700K, while the SWITCH100 is ideal for areas requiring bright white light at a color temperature of 4000K. www.switchlightingco.com [10]
image/jpeg iconReplaces: 65W; Wattage: 13.8W; Lumen Output: 650; Color Temperature: 2700K; Bulb Life: 40,000 hours. The new BR30 650 series of LED lamps offer consumers the warm white color of incandescent lamps while using up to 79 percent less energy. The BR30 is also dimmable, contains no mercury or lead, and lasts up to 20 times longer than its 65W equivalent at a rating of 40,000 hours. www.toshiba.com/lighting [11]
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