EarthLED’s ZetaLux 7W Incandescent Replacement Lamp

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EarthLED has produced the ZetaLux LED lamp – a 7W A-Type lamp that apparently only costs two bucks a year to operate for 8 hours a day.  It’s FCC approved and UL listed, and EarthLED claims 95% efficiency with the ZetaLux.

Some specs:

  • Light Engine: CREE® LED Light engine
  • Power Consumption: 7 Watts Max (6 Watts Typical)
  • Input Voltage: 90-277V AC (Worldwide Capable) / 40-400V DC (“Off Grid” Capable)
  • Luminous Flux: 450 (Cool White), 350 (Warm White)
  • Color Temperature: 3000 K (Warm), 6000 K (Cool)
  • CRI: 75 — Cool , 80 — Warm
  • Beam Angle — 180 degrees overall
  • Operating Temperature Range:
    -22°/ 176° F (-30°/ 80° C)
  • Operating Humidity Range: 10%/95%
  • Lifespan: > 50,000 Hours (MTBF)
  • Construction: Flame Retardant Plastic Aluminum Heatsink, Shatterproof Lens
  • Base Types Available: E26/27/BC22 (Bayonet Cap)

It’s down to $40 from $50 ($39.99 from $49.99), and it’s convection cooled.  Check out a video from EcoGeek:

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