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MaxLite: New 5-watt G9 LED Lamp

5-watt LED lamp offered as 40-watt halogen replacement

MaxLite: New 5-watt G9 LED Lamp
By MaxLite 
March 1, 2015

A new 5-watt G9 LED lamp by MaxLite is offered as an energy-efficient replacement for 40-watt halogen T4 G9-based lamps.

The lamp retrofits easily into existing G9 sockets and comes in dimmable and non-dimmable versions. Producing up to 450 lumens with a 300-degree beam angle, the lamp provides uniform light distribution. Compact, it features a 2.4-inch maximum overall length and 1.6-inch heat sink diameter, and is TUV safety listed for use in non-enclosed luminaries in dry locations.

The lamp produces halogen-like light in a warm white color temperature of 2700K, but lasts more than 12 times the life of a typical halogen. Unlike halogen bulbs, the LED lamps do not require handling with gloves or a soft cloth to avoid premature risk of rupture.

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