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Soft white and other LED color temperatures

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LED bulbs offer light in a range of color temperatures, it’s what makes light feel ‘warm’ or ‘cool’. A lower color temperature produces a warmer, more relaxing light. A higher color temperature emits a cooler, more refreshing light.

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The Philips 100-Watt equivalent A19 LED bulb is specifically designed to light your home with a frosted, a-shaped glass bulbs. Enjoy comfortable natural like light with familiar shapes you know and love. These frosted glass LED bulbs use significantly less energy than traditional incandescent light bulbs. This frosted glass bulb has a medium (E26) base.

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Sunlite's LED filament clear chandelier bulb combines vintage elegance with the latest in LED technology. Its beautiful flame tip design will complete any chandelier, wall sconce or ornamental lights. It features a warm white color and a dimmable capability that will set the perfect mood for your dining room, living room, hallway or foyer. It has a brightness of 250 Lumens and an astonishing 15000 hour lamp life while using only a fraction of the energy of its 25-Watt incandescent replacement.

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