Power：10W (approx. equivalent of 60w incandescent bulb)
Certification of LED driver：CE UL CCC
Input voltage：100V-240V 50Hz/60Hz
Output voltage：30V
Output current：380mA
Chip type：samsung smd 5630
LED QTY：18
Color rendering index：＞80Ra
CT：2700-3000K/5800-6200K
Beam angle：150°
Luminous flux：＞810 LM
Luminous efficiency：＞83Lm/W
Environment temperature：-20℃～40℃
Certification: CE UL CCC EN BS SAA other
Lifespan: 30,000 hours
Quality guarantee: 1 Year
10 Watt, 810 Lumen LED Light Bulb - Non Dimmable.
Replaces 60 watt incandescent light bulb.
Our LED light bulbs do not contain any mercury or hazardous gases and emit no UV radiation.
* Each CFL bulb (commonly known as spirals) contain from .5 to 3.5 mg of mercury. This is something not everyone is aware of. So every time one of those bulbs is thrown out with the trash that mercury ends up in our landfills.
For every existing 60 watt incandescent light bulb you replace with one of our 10 watt LED light bulbs you will cut the cost of lighting that area by approximately 80%. Switch all the light bulbs in your house to a corresponding LED bulb of approximately the same number of lumens and you can shave off between 80 to 85% from your monthly lighting costs. LED, the future of lighting is here now. Lumens, the new way to measure light volume.
10 Watt LED Light Bulb.
Cost per bulb non Dimmable DL-10R...$16.95
117 mm x 63 mm
or
approx. 4 5/8" x 2 1/2"
Dingo LED
Your Online LED Discount Store
On average LED lighting uses 1/6 th the electricity of conventional incandescent light bulbs while supplying the same amount of light, known as lumens!
Copyright DingoLED.com 2012 - 2014
Our LED light bulbs come in 2 choices of light shades. Basically the same shades you are used to now. Warm (soft) and Natural light.
Warm (soft) white which emits a very soothing, soft almost goldish shade of light and;
Natural light which makes the rooms feel brighter and simulate mid day outdoor light.
The above image shows the difference between warm (soft) light on the right and natural light on the left.
