Sunbeam High Performance General Purpose A19 LED Bulb- 12 Watts -Equivalent to 60 Watts- 1 Pack

Product Description Sunbeam Enviro-Bulb High Performance General Purpose A19 LED bulbs offer a highly efficient, long-lasting alternative to conventional incandescent lighting. Lasting 25 times longer than the regular incandescent bulb (equivalent to 60 Watts), they can save as much as 80 percent on your energy costs and are maintenance free. These bulbs are truly environmentally friendly. Free of harmful UV and IR emissions, they do not contain any lead or mercury and save energy by reducing the amount of electricity used and is always cool to the touch. Resistant to shock and vibration, Sunbeam Enviro-Bulb? high performance LED A19 bulbs produce a superior lighting quality throughout its 25,000 hours of life, enhancing any lighting environment. They are dimmable and turn on/off instantly. Amazon.com Offering a highly efficient, long-lasting alternative to conventional incandescent lighting, Sunbeam's high-performance Enviro-Bulb LED bulbs last 25 times longer than the regular incandescent bulb. They can also save as much as 80 percent on your energy costs and are maintenance free. This 12-watt Enviro-Bulb A19 medium base, general-purpose light provides an equivalent incandescent brightness of 60 watts and it's rated for a lifespan of 25,000 hours. 30411439 12-Watt Enviro-Bulb A19 LED BulbAt a Glance: Direct replacement for incandescent bulbs Maintenance free operation Up to 25,000-hour lifespan (compared to 1,000 hours for incandescents) Comparable to 60-watt incandescent bulb 800 lumen brightness, 3000K color temperature Free of lead and mercury Sunbeam's Enviro-Bulb LED bulbs are free of harmful UV and IR emissions, do not contain any lead or mercury, are always cool to the touch, and save energy by reducing the amount of electricity used. Resistant to shock and vibration, the Enviro-Bulb LED bulb produces superior lighting quality, turns on and off instantly, and is dimmable. The True Cost of a Light Bulb There are two costs associated with any light bulb: the cost of buying and the cost of operating (electricity). The cost of operating of an incandescent bulb is much higher than the cost of buying. The operating cost is based on the kilowatt per hour (kWh) rate you pay in your area for electricity. The US average is 11¢/kWh (Energy Star). For example, a standard 60W incandescent bulb uses 60 watts of energy t