Light Department

LB60 LED Vanity Bulb
The smart alternative to conventional light bulbs

by LEDKooLights (SP-E26-LB60)

Forget everything you thought you knew about LED lighting. With 10 times the efficiency of standard bulbs, and twice the efficiency of compact fluorescents (CFLs), and no lead or merkury to worry about, there is really only one question...
Which bulbs in your house will you replace first?

Bathrooms & ceiling fans

This standard E26 base bulb is suitable for replacing your washroom vanity lights and any general ceiling lighting where a high output is not necessary. This bulb can replace the standard G25 or G30 Globe bulbs.

Most vanity lighting has six or more bulbs. So with six bulbs at 25 watts your standard bulbs consume 150 watts; whereas our six LED LB60's would use 2 watts each, which means only 12 watts of power.

Warm light or daylight

This bulb comes in both the warm white and the day light white colour spectrum.

Stop flushing your money to the landfill

Lighting can represent a substantial electrical cost in your home energy use. Let's use the bathroom vanity lighting as an example, comparing the performance of our LB60 bulbs to that of standard 25 Watt incandescent bulbs. Note that luminence is equivalent for both these bulbs.

Make the switch

If you like the idea of saving money on your home energy bill, while at the same time reducing waste and toxic chemicals in our environment, then you'll be making the switch to LED lamps & bulbs. Maybe the best part is not having to change a light bulb for the next 20 years. Replace the standard or CFLs in your most-used light fixtures, and start saving money & the environment now.

Background information on LEDs & LED light bulbs

Light-emitting diodes (LEDs) are solid-state devices that convert electric energy directly into light of a single color. Because they employ “cold” light generation technology, in which most of the energy is delivered in the visible spectrum, LEDs don't waste energy in the form of non-light producing heat. In comparison, most of the energy in an incandescent lamp is in the infrared (or non-visible) portion of the spectrum. As a result, both compact fluorescent, fluorescent, and HID lamps produce a great deal of heat.

In addition to producing cold light...

• LED lighting is the most environmentally-friendly lighting technology available
• LEDs have a measured lifetime upwards of 100,000 hours.
• Low power consumption. Generally one LED will operate at 2-3.6V and 0.02-0.03A, and needs no more than 0.1W.
• Low voltage - LEDs operate on extremely low voltage which has the result of less cost and more safety than current-hungry incandescent lights.
• LED light bulbs give off directional light, in 30-60 degree cones, so the light goes where you aim it. A more directed light means less wasted light.
• LED bulbs are closer to the color of daylight — which new studies suggest is good for staying alert.
• LEDs are extremely tough and therefore less breakage and damage.
• LEDs are safe with no UV or infrared rays.
• LEDs can be integrated into a control system.
• LEDs are small in size and resistant to vibration and shock. There is no filament to break
• LEDs have a very fast “on-time” (60 nsec vs 10 msec for an incandescent lamp).
• LEDs have good color resolution and present low, or no, shock hazard.
• Longest lifetimes of any lighting technology @ 100,000 hrs - Incandescent @ 750 hrs
• Environmentally friendly (no mercury). Compact fluorescents have 10 to 40mg of mercury (Hg) per bulb!

One of the largest power plants in the U.S. could be eliminated as a result of each U.S. household replacing just one standard 60 watt bulb with an equivalent LED Light bulb.

LED Comparison to Conventional Light

Just how long is 50,000 hours?
50,000 hours lit for 24 hours per day will last over 5 and a half years.
50,000 hours lit for 12 hours per day will last for over 11 years.
50,000 hours lit for 8 hours per day will last for over 17 years.
50,000 hours lit for 4 hours per day will last for over 34 years.