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G12 LEDs in 5 Color Multi

Say goodbye to the Edison incandescent light bulb! The Edison's light bulb was invented in 1879 and has been the primary source of lighting for all these years. First used as small status indication lights, LEDs advanced to under shelf lighting and accent lighting. Now the L.E.D. is rapidly replacing light bulbs in a variety of high reliability applications including traffic lights, brake lights, flash lights and emergency exit signs.

L.E.D.s are constructed from tiny solid-state chips that directly convert electricity to light. These light chips are housed in solid plastic that can be made into a variety of "bulb" shapes and sizes. LED's do not produce intense heat like a conventional bulb and the lenses (or bulb shapes) can be made of nearly indestructible solid plastic. The shape of the lens or bulb is described by the lighting type (e.g.- M5, G12, etc.)

LED lights are perfect for indoor or outdoor operation. The consume only 10% of a conventional incandescent light of the same type and imagine this -- Connect over a half-mile of commercial grade L.E.D. lighting with state-of-the-art technology using only 2.3 AMP! THE POWER OF JUST 1 PLUG!

Light Emitting Diodes (or 'L.E.D) have the following features and benefits:

C7 LEDs in Pure White

• Solid-state reliability
• Longevity - L.E.D. lamps rated for up to 200,000 hours of use
• No glass bulbs to break
• No filaments to burn out
• Extreme energy efficiency, uses only 10% of the electricity required to power traditional incandescent
• Nearly indestructible, solid epoxy lenses
• Rust proof, Zinc-coated lamp contacts
• Uses standard house current (120 VAC, 60 Hz)
• No transformer required
• Added safety - Lamps always remain cool to the touch

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