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Philips 423244 10-Watt 60-Watt L-Prize Award Winning LED Light Bulb 1inhome.com 6 Mar 2013 | 01:35 am
Philips 423244 10-Watt 60-Watt L-Prize Award Winning LED Light Bulb Philips Award Winning L-Prize LED 10W A19 light bulb is the efficient alternative to a standard 60W incandescent A19 bulb. This dimm...
Onite 2 x Dimmable GU10 LED Light Bulbs High Power Spotlight equivalent to 60W Halogen Bulb(AC 110V, 6W, WarmWhite) limim.com 6 Apr 2013 | 10:06 pm
Onite 6 watt 100-240V GU10 LED lamps, with 3 pieces of 2W CREE XR-E High Power LED, GU10 base, a new heatsink that feature a higher lumen output of 500 lumens for soft white bulbs (this is a dimmable ...
The most efficient LED bulb? artographed.com 24 Jan 2013 | 07:13 pm
NanoLight have managed to create the most efficient light bulb in the world. Obviously, it’s a LED bulb that consumes only 12 W to reproduce the equivalent light of a 100 W incandescent bulb Specifica...
Lighting EVER Dimmable 7W GU10 LED Bulb, 50W Equivalent, 360lm, Warm White, UL Listed, Tracking Lighting, Recessed Lighting limim.com 6 Apr 2013 | 10:04 pm
Lighting EVER released 7W GU10 LED bulb with dimmable feature. Luminous flux is 360lm in warm white, which is equal to 50W halogen bulb. Standard MR16 shape with GU10 base. Length is 2.17in. It’s stan...
Lightkiwi MR16-GU10 Warm White LED Spot Light Bulb – 35 Watt Equivalent [Item# J8512] limim.com 6 Apr 2013 | 10:06 pm
** Caution ** This is Non-Dimmable Product. Please do not use with dimmer switch. 4W High Power LED Spot Light Bulb has advantages. The use of ordinary LED lamp after 1000 hours, there will be bad lig...
Onite Dimmable Gu10 LED High Power Spotlight Bulb(Warm White,6w, equivalent to 60W Halogen Bulb) limim.com 6 Apr 2013 | 10:06 pm
GrayBean 6 watt 100-256V GU10 LED lamps, with 3 pieces of 2W CREE XR-E High Power LED, GU10 base, a new heatsink that feature a higher lumen output of 600 lumensfor soft white bulbs (this is a dimmabl...
