HitLights LS5050_RGB150NW44K 16.4 ft 150 LED strip light 44 key 60 W 149 lm/ft
- 2 W/Ft
- Strip Light
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A 1.4 W green S14 LED bulb with an E26 base, rated for 25000 hours and wet locations
The Satco S14 LED bulb emits green light from a ceramic body with an E26 medium base. It draws 1.4 watts at 120 volts and is rated for 25000 lifetime hours. Solid-state construction suits specialty and indicator roles. The lamp is carded and rated for wet locations.
At 1.4 watts the bulb cannot serve as general room illumination. The fixed green colour limits it to signalling, accent or decorative fixtures. Wet-location rating allows outdoor exposure but the E26 base fits only standard medium sockets. Buyers needing white light or higher output should choose a different lamp.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Satco |
| More details | |
| Lifetime hours | 25000 |
The listing shows only the 1.4 W model, so that is the sole version available.
At three hours per day the rated life works out to roughly twenty-two years before the bulb reaches its rated end point.
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