Brightest Warm Light Bulb | Philips, GE LED, E26 Base, 800 Lumens : Page 51

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How bright are these warm candelabra LED bulbs (lumens and watt equivalent)?

These candelabra LEDs are listed at 800 lumens and are sold as 100-watt incandescent equivalents while consuming 7 watts of power.

What color temperature do these warm candelabra bulbs use?

The bulbs are specified at 2700 K, described as warm white.

What dimming range is reported for these LED candelabra bulbs?

The product description states the bulbs are dimmable and specifies a dimming range from 100% down to 10% output.

What is the expected lifetime of these candelabra bulbs?

The listings provide two lifetime figures: 9.1 years and a 10,000-hour rating. (Both values are shown in the product details.)

How much energy do these bulbs use compared to a traditional 100W incandescent?

These bulbs use 7 watts of power and are marketed as 100W incandescent equivalents, with the product text stating a 93% reduction in electricity usage versus a 100W incandescent.

What safety listings and ratings do these bulbs have?

The listings note a UL listing, no mercury content, a damp rating, compliance with federal efficiency standards, and a 2-year limited warranty.

What light-quality specs (beam angle and CRI) are provided for these bulbs?

The product details specify a 330° beam angle and a Color Rendering Index (CRI) of 80.

What are the overall lengths of these candelabra bulbs?

The product details list overall lengths of 3.97 inches and 4.25 inches across the results.