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This weather proof, energy saving CFL light bulb replaces a standard 100 watt bulb flood light. The design can be used both indoors and outdoors and is great for landscape accent lighting. This Green Par38 ecobulb uses only 20 watts of power and has an impressive average lifespan of 8,000 hours. Please note: do not use with dimming devices. One CFL bulb per pack. Price is for one CFL light bulb.
Product Features
- 8,000 average life hours
- Saves energy
- Weatherproof
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Expensive but worth it. I ordered these lights for holiday decoration on the outside. What I like is that these units only use 23 watts when other conventional lights use 100 watts. So you can hook up 4 lights for the same wattage use of 1. This helped my light up the house etc as well as accents. I used single can lights on shrubbery / evergreens and trees. By Shining the light up you create a wonderful effect on trees especially after the leaves have fallen off. Also by suspending the lights up in a tree and shining them down you get a beautiful color effect on the snow. The bulbs lasted being on 8 hours a night for over 45 straight nights. They will be up a week or so longer. The only issue I have is that these lights are NOT instant on and they take a full 90 seconds to get full lumens. I hope that this helps you with your decision – I bought the red and green lights.
Great price and fairly bright. Takes about 30-60 seconds to come up to full brightness. I bought 2 to light a tree in my front yard as part of my Christmas decorations. It did a reasonable job but really I needed a bit more oomph for the effect I wanted. I’m going to try them again this summer in the back yard when the trees are in leaf – I think it will look great.
I am using both red and green versions of this light in a Christmas lighting scheme. I found the green ones to be very bright, much brighter than the red ones. To balance the color brightness, use twice as many red lights as green ones.
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