MaxLite SKR2009FLDL CFL Light Bulb, 9W (30W Equivalent) E26 R20 5000K ? Improve Depot, LLC

The MaxLite SKR2009FLDL is a CFL light bulb with a 5000K color temperature. This gives it a daylight glow. This MaxLite bulb has a E26 base with a R20 bulb shape.This MaxLite CFL bulb has a lumen output of 260 with a wattage of 9W, which is the equivalent of an incandescent bulb with wattage of 30W. This MaxLite light bulb has a lifespan of 8,000 hours.

Maxlite SKR2009FLDL - 11199 PARs & Rs, Energy Star Qualified Compact Fluorescent Lamp Daylight 84 CRI Par20 CFL, Electronic Ballast 30 Watt Incandescent Equivalent, 300 Lumens, 5000 K, 8000 hr Average Life, Instant Start Ballast Type: Electronic Starting Method: Instant Start Input Line Voltage: 120VAC Input Line Frequency: 50/60HZ Mini. Starting Temp.: 0°F Max. Operating Temp.: 100°F CRI:84 LOCATIONS Residential/Office/Retail Hotel/Motel/Restaurant Hotel/Motel School/Hospital/Property Management APPLICATIONS Recessed Cans & High Hats Ceiling Mounted Strip Lighting Outdoor SPECIAL NOTES Uses Amalgam Advanced Technology for Higher Lumen Maintenance and Consistent Color BENEFITS Patented Air-Gap on 30/40 Guarantees Longer Life in Hot Locations Frosted Glass on R20/30/40 Generates Softer, Natural Lighting Fits Flush with Standard Recessed Can Fixtures Same Size and Shape as Incandescent Lamps Long Life, 8,000 Hours; Saves Up To 75% In Energy Costs Par Lamps Suitable for Indoor/Outdoor Use Frosted Glass on R20, R30, and R40 for Softer Lighting For Recessed Cans & High Hats Ceiling Mounted Strip Light

This compact fluorescent flood light is suitable for either indoor or outdoor use.The flat face will make it flush with standard indoor recessed can fixtures, and it uses amalgam technology to deliver higher lumen maintenance and consistent color. Note thatThe color temperature is 5,000 degrees Kelvin, which is a very white "daylight-like" light. Light Output: 300 lumens Color Temperature: 5.000 degrees Kelvin Color Rendering: 84 CRI Dimensions: 2.5" wide x 3.8" long Rated Life: 8,000 hours