Carbonberry - 8W (45W) Frost R30 BR30 2850K 18000HR Dimmable Cold Cathode Fluorescent Bulb 305 Lum

8W (45W) Frost R30 BR30 2850K 18000HR Dimmable Cold Cathode Fluorescent Bulb 305 Lum

This Micro-Brite™ cold cathode dimmable fluorescent lamp is a direct replacement for a 45 watt R 30 incandescent. It has the same shape (R30) and socket base (E26) as a standard incandescent bulb. Its ideal in many situations including general lighting, pot lights (recessed cans)accent lighting and exterior lighting. Cold cathodes provide many benefits including being dimmable, flashable, and suitable for use in hot and cold climates.

Power Consumption: 8 Watts
Light Output: 305 Lumens (45W incandescent equivalent) or 38 Lumens / watt
Color Temperature: Warm White (2850 K)
Capsule Type: Frost
Color Rendering Index: 82
Dimensions: 5.4 in (13.7 cm) Long (MOL)
Life Hours: 18,000
Key Features: Dimmable, Flashable, Interior or Exterior, Hot or Cold Climates
Electrical: 110-130 volts AC, 50/60 Hz
Manufacturer: Litetronics MB-900DP

8W (45W) Frost R30 4000K 18000HR Dimmable Cold Cathode Fluorescent Bulb 305 Lum

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1. Anonymous on 31/01/2009 said:

These bulbs are great. I've finally got around to placing a dimmer on these lights for the kitchen. I am most impressed with these CFLs - they dim right down to almost nothing with no flicker whatsoever.

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2. Anonymous on 11/12/2008 said:

We bought 16 of these bulbs to replace all of our bulbs on the main floor where the lights will be on most of the time. We're very happy with the brighter colour of these bulbs compared to that of the incandescents that were replaced. As advertised, they were just as bright as the incandescents and are saving us on our energy bill at the same time. Now we can at least leave a couple of lights on without worrying about our electricity bill.

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