LAS VEGAS, NV, March 24, 2011 (Press-News.org) Lighting EVER is high quality LED lighting manufacturer. We release 3 watt LED puck lights as a replacement for 25 watt halogen bulbs. It's the best choice for under cabinet lighting.
This item uses 3 units high power CREE LED. Luminous flux is about 240lm in cool white. It can replace 25 watt halogen bulbs with over 88% energy saving. Input voltage is 12 volt (low voltage). So a long lifespan is guaranteed. We offer 2 years warranty.
You may ask how much money do you save with this item.
Good question. For example, if you use LED puck light 10 hours every day, you save 0.22KW/h. everyday. So, you save about 80.3KW/h every year. So you know how much you save on electric bills every year. Besides, lifespan of LED puck lights are 30,000 hours, which is 30 times longer than lifespan of halogen bulbs. So, you also save money on replacement of bulbs.
You might not have tried LED lighting before or you have had a bad experience with low quality LED bulbs. Lighting EVER only provides quality LED. After you try this item, you will know everything. The main features of this item are as follows:
1. Light Source:3x1Watt CREE LED
2. Input Voltage:12Volt DC
3. Power Consumption:3Watt
4. Lumen maintenance:70% at 30000 hours, no flickering
5. Color Temperature:2800-3300K,6000-6500K
6. Color Rendering index:_80
7. Surface color: silver, white painting
8. Dimension:69.2(diameter)x(H)13.5mm
9. Beam Angle: 110
10. Operation Temperature:-40~50 degrees Celsius
11. Protection Rating:indoor use only
12. Material:aluminum shell and aluminum PCB board
13. Installation: recessed mounted or surface mounted
Lighting EVER design, manufacture and sell high quality LED lighting.
Website: http://www.lightingever.com
Lighting EVER Releases 3 Watt LED Puck Light - 25 Watt Halogen Bulb Replacement
Quality LED releases the 3 Watt LED puck light, which is a replacement for 25-watt halogen bulbs. Compared with traditional halogen bulbs, this item save about 80KW/h every year. It also saves money on bulb replacement and labour cost.
2011-03-24
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[Press-News.org] Lighting EVER Releases 3 Watt LED Puck Light - 25 Watt Halogen Bulb ReplacementQuality LED releases the 3 Watt LED puck light, which is a replacement for 25-watt halogen bulbs. Compared with traditional halogen bulbs, this item save about 80KW/h every year. It also saves money on bulb replacement and labour cost.