Philips Has a Neat LED Flood Light Too

By archives on May. 21, 2012 | Topics: Energy Efficiency, Technology | 3 Comments

I spent some time in the home improvement stores this weekend and noticed a newer bulb from Philips designed to replace the standard flood light. The BR30 LED bulb is Energy Star compliant, delivers 730 lumens, and uses a decent 13-watts of energy. Plus, it’s mercury free, lasts about 25,000 hours, and has a standard warm color of 2700 Kelvin. While the price is hovering at $40 at Home Depot right now, I expect that to slowly drop. Plus, the bulb is an easy install — just screw it in — so testing this is a no brainer.

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Credits: Philips Lighting.

Article tags: Energy Star, Home Depot, LED, lighting, Philips

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I think it is a fair price for this product.
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I think it is a fair price for this product.
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I bought one today for $29 at a Home Depot (subsidized by a local utility). It looks great, very bright and nice color.

Philips Has a Neat LED Flood Light Too

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