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A15 E12 Led Bulb,Light Bulbs 60 watt Soft White,Dimmable,2700K
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A15 E12 Led Bulb,Light Bulbs 60 watt Soft White,Dimmable,2700K — E12 candelabra bulbs for chandeliers, sconces and ceiling fans, in clear, frosted, flame-tip and filament styles.
Key Features
- Smooth Dimmable&Soft Warm: :E12 led bulb is smooth dimming 0%-100% and compatible with 95% dimmers,To brighten your life with soft warm white A15 light bulb;Retro e12 bulb is extensively applied in Ceiling fan,Chandeliers,Pendant,Vanity,Wall scones,Island,bathroom,flood lamp,post,porch,patio,post,porch,yard,etc;
- Eye-caring&Multi-application: :E12 candelabra bulb 60 Watt is same color as incandescent warm white 2700k;Flicker free,non buzzing and no glare candelabra bulbs will protecting your family's eyesight;Candelabra light bulbs offering soft,warm and cozy lighting in rustic and modern light fixtures with or without a shade;
- Vintage Look&Energy Saving: :Fan light bulb help you enjoy the benefits of led light bulbs without aesthetic loss,This E12 led bulb dimmable is classic edison style and feel like a old edison bulb when on and off;Up to 90% energy saving compare to 60 Watt light bulb;
- High Lumen&360° Beam Angle: :A15 light bulb up to 600lumen,6W led bulb equal to 60W Chandelier light bulb;Unique cross filament design that looks stunning on or off, helps distribute light evenly, and helps diffuse the shadow effect throughout the room;E12 light bulb help lighting up your life without a shadow;
Specifications
| Wattage | 60 watts |
| Shape | a15 |
| Color | E12 6w=60w 2700k Dimmable |
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