Luxrite
Luxrite LR21424-24PK A19 LED Standard Bulb 9W 800LM 3500K
A 24-pack of A19 LED bulbs delivers 800 lumens each at 3500K while using only 9 watts to replace 60-watt incandescents
- TypeLight Bulbs
- ColorTransparent
- Energy-efficient 9 W LED replaces 60 W incandescent
- 800 lumens at 3500 K for bright neutral white light
- Smooth dimming from 100 % down to 10 %
- Enclosed-fixture and damp-location rated for versatile placement
- Energy Star and UL listed for certified safety and performance
What the pack contains
The Luxrite LR21424-24PK is a 24-pack of A19 LED bulbs rated at 9 watts and 800 lumens with a 3500K colour temperature. They replace 60 watt incandescent equivalents and carry Energy Star and UL listings. The bulbs are enclosed-fixture rated and suitable for damp locations, making them appropriate for general household lighting.
Sustained output behaviour
Each bulb delivers 800 lumens continuously at 9 watts and the dimming range operates smoothly from 100 down to 10 percent without flicker or delay. The enclosed-fixture rating means the LEDs maintain their output when installed in covered fittings where heat can build up over long periods.
Thermals noise and power
The 9 watt draw keeps heat low enough for safe use in enclosed fixtures and the damp-location rating confirms reliability in humid rooms. There are no moving parts so the bulbs run silently, and the 85 percent energy saving versus 60 watt incandescents reduces overall power consumption.
Highlights
- Energy-efficient 9 W LED replaces 60 W incandescent
- 800 lumens at 3500 K for bright neutral white light
- Smooth dimming from 100 % down to 10 %
- Enclosed-fixture and damp-location rated for versatile placement
- Energy Star and UL listed for certified safety and performance
Specifications
| Brand | LUXRITE |
|---|---|
| Type | Light Bulbs |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How much heat does the 9W LED produce when left on all day?
At only 9 watts the bulb generates very little heat compared with a 60W incandescent, making it safe for continuous use in enclosed fixtures.
What fitting must the fixture already have for these bulbs to work?
They require a standard medium screw base, the common household socket found in most lamps and ceiling fixtures.
Will the 3500K output look consistent next to older 60W incandescent bulbs I keep?
The 3500K neutral white is close to the warm glow of a 60W incandescent, so mixed installations appear uniform.
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