Miracle LED Wide Angle Yellow Bug Light - Replaces 60W - A19 Outdoor Bulb for Porch and Patio - 8 Pack (604999)

From the Land of 10,000 Lakes...and even more bugs! Our maximum Wide Angle Bug Light bulb means you use less energy and light more area. Look no further for a super-sized breakthrough in pest control technology. The 5W MiracleLED Bug Light Wide Angle Bulbs in 8 Pack combines time-tested bug light design with our cutting edge LED technology. This bulb is Chemical Free Pest Control to the MAX! The proven mellow yellow light spectrum, almost zero heat, and no UV all work together to light up your porch, patio or deck without attracting bugs or other pests! Perfect for busy suburbs or secluded cabins alike. Fully light your entryways, high peaks and porches for pennies a year and bring safety to your yard! Bugs and their primary food sources love heat and UV light. No Street Lamp appearance here either, as the light emitted from this bulb is invisible to bugs but beautiful to you and I. Get Huge Energy Savings replacing 60W bulbs with this 5W MiracleLED -- up to $53 a year off your energy bill by replacing just one bulb! All this with our most affordable pricing produces big savings when buying this 8 pack. LED chip technology is safer and more efficient because it's manufactured with no Mercury or Lead, has an instant start, is instantly bright, and SAVES ENERGY. Trust MiracleLED, as one of the pioneers of LED Development, to provide safe, efficient bulbs that benefit both yourself and the environment. Amazing wide beam technology that put MiracleLED on the map! This is a non-dimming technological advanced bulb, putting out the maximum light on your door step. Technical Specifications: 2000 Kelvin Color Temperature; Standard E26 Medium Household Base; 20,000 Hour Estimated Lifespan; $0.60 Estimated Annual Energy Cost; U.L. Listed.

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