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7 watts (W) of power consumption is a lot less than what standard incandescent bulbs require to provide a comparable amount of light.Light Output: Usually generates the same amount of light as a 60W incandescent bulb, using less energy and offering plenty of illumination.Luminous Flux: Depending on the brand and design, typically emits 500–700 lumens.Available in a range of color temperatures, including daylight (5000K), cool white (4000K), and warm white (2700K). This changes the color of the light, making it appear brighter and more like daylight or warm and inviting.Light quality: Provides natural-looking color rendering, frequently scoring a Color Rendering Index (CRI) of 80 or better.Lifespan: Compared to incandescent bulbs, these typically last 15,000 to 25,000 hours or longer, minimizing the need for frequent replacements.Reduces energy costs and its negative effects on the environment by converting a larger proportion of energy into light instead of heat.Design: Available in a range of sizes and shapes, including A19, PAR, and BR, to accommodate a variety of fixtures and lighting requirements.Dimmability: A few versions include the ability to change the light's intensity to suit your needs or preferences.Instant On: Immediately achieves maximum brightness without requiring a warm-up period like certain other types of bulbs.