8 Watt - Dimmable LED - A19 - Warm White - 395 Lumens - 35 W
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8 Watt - Dimmable - LED Light Bulb

A19 - 2700K Warm White - 395 Lumens - 35 Watt Equal - 120 Volt - Lighting Science DFN19W27120


The Lighting Science DFN19W27120 A19 LED light bulb showcases the breakthroughs of the Definity LED line. It is one of the industry's most efficient and reliable LED bulbs, using only 8 watts to produce 395 lumens, equivalent to a 35 watt incandescent. Lighting Science's leading edge optical control solutions and rigid binning result in pleasing, warm white light for any home or place of business. This amazing LED bulb is designed to last 50,000 hours and is backed by a 5 year warranty.

Stock Code: LED-A19827


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Stock Code:  LED-A19827
Family:  Definity
Wattage:  8 Watt
Bulb Shape:  A19
Dimmable:  Yes
Color Temperature:  2700 Kelvin
Length:  4.39 in.
Incandescent Equal:  35 Watt
Lumens (Initial):  395
ETL Listed:  Yes
Warranty:  5 Years
 
 
Brand:  Lighting Science
Part No.:  DFN19W27120
Voltage:  120
Base Type:  Medium (E26)
Color:  Warm White
CRI:  85
Diameter:  2.3 in.
Life Hours:  50,000
RoHS:  Compliant
UL Listed:  Dry Locations
Case Quantity:  6
 

Rated 4.5 out of 5 by 2 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5 by good buy for dimmable LED Light is fairly warm, but not really 2700K warm but still acceptable. They will dim all they way down which is a nice feature. April 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by This is the one we chose I tried three different LED bulbs to see which one I liked the best, and I chose this one. My criteria may be very different than yours, but here are my reasons: 1) It was the right light output. We were replacing 50W bulbs, but this seems like the right amount of light. 2) It dims very smoothly and is very dim at the lowest light setting. We sometimes want to leave a few lights on at night to give just enough light to move around the house. This is much dimmer than other bulbs at its lowest setting. 3) The shape is right. Many LED A19 bulbs don't throw light up, but only out. In our sconces, this light pattern is much better looking. 4) There isn't any "hysteresis" in dimming it. For many bulbs, you need to exceed a certain threshold of power to get the bulb to light, and then reduce it to get to the lowest light levels. This bulb (in testing so far) goes on and off at its lowest level. 5) The color is nice (but then most good LED bulbs are these days) We ordered a bunch of them, and I guess we'll be living with them for a long time. November 30, 2012
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