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12W LED Spotlight Bulb

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  • Model: SN-HL-17Q

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Main Feature
  • White color LED light for use in any standard bayonet base light socket
  • Low wattage; save energy, the environment, and also save money on your electric bill!
  • Long life (25x) as compared to incandescent bulbs
  • True professionally designed lamp casing (heavy gauge all metal die-fin design) that will give you years of reliable use

Manufacturer Specifications

  • Main Function: LED light bulb for producing white light from an incandescent base lamp socket
  • Materials: Acrylic lenses, L.E.D.'s, aluminum casing with dice-cast cooling fins
  • Base Type: E27 base
  • Brightness: 720 lumens
  • Color Temperature: 5000K (Ultra Bright Cool White)
  • Distribution Type: Spot
  • Power: 12 Watts
  • LED's: 12 x 1 watt each
  • Input Voltage: AC 100-240V
  • Typical Bulb Life: 50,000 Hours
  • Long life (25x) as compared to incandescent bulbs
  • Dimensions: 118mm x 125mm (diameter x height) - similar in size to a PAR38

Product Notes

  • Energy savings (save 90% versus incandescent)
  • Incredible lamp life (50,000 hours)
  • Environmentally friendly (no mercury or harmful gases that compact fluorescent lamps have)
  • A good energy savings choice for replacing 50-100 watt incandescent lamps
  • True professionally designed lamp casing (heavy gauge all metal design), not plastic like the cheap LED lights on the marketplace today. This is important - most LED's in the market today use plastic casings that will only last a few months before degrading, the G159 has an all metal design that will give you years of reliable use.
  • Deliver directional spotlighting without the flicker, noise or heat you can get with other conventional light sources
  • Low wattage; save energy, the environment, and also save money on your electric bill!


This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 27 July, 2010.