HYTHU FRF62-465DX LED Corn Bulbs 2 Pack sku-18291714771
No rating yet(0 ratings)HYTHU FRF62-465DX, sku-18291714771, is listed under Lighting & Light Fixtures as a 2 Pack of LED corn bulbs. The listing names FanNicoo as manufacturer. Each 50W bulb has 268 LED beads, produces 6500 lumens of 6500K daylight white light and is described as a 600W incandescent equivalent. The listed incandescent equivalent is also 600 Watts.
The bulbs provide 360-degree coverage without flicker and are described as energy efficient, instant on, long lasting, very bright and not dimmable. Small holes and a laminated aviation aluminum plate dissipate heat; a plug-in board design is intended to prevent circuit failures. Average life is listed as 50000 hours, or up to 25 years at 5 hours per day.
Other specifications include 50 watts of light source wattage, A19 shape, E26 base, 100265 Volts (AC), 2.0 Count, 2 items, metal construction, indoor or outdoor use, AC power, color rendering index 82, 360-degree beam angle, 5E+1 Watts power consumption and item package quantity 1. The accepted voltage frequency is also listed as 100 to 240 Volts and 60 Hertz. App control is listed.
Each bulb measures 3.5"W x 7.3"H; item weight is 1.94 pounds. The style is 50W2S, the item model number is LED Corn Light Bulb, and the finish is metallic. The package includes 50W LED Corn Light x 2 and E26 to E39 Adapter x 2. The bulbs are White, require no batteries and were first available September 23, 2023.
The listing also gives 6500 Kelvin color temperature, 6500 Lumen brightness, 6500 Lumens white brightness, 50 Watts wattage and 100265 Volts (AC).
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