Standard Coloured LEDs: Vibrant Coloured Lamps for a Cheerful Setting

September 22, 2016

Add a touch of colour, fun and cheer to your décor or create a playful ambiance during a special event with coloured LED lamps by Standard.

Because these coloured lamps use LED technology, they are an energy-efficient solution as they consume only 2.5 watts. They are the perfect replacement for traditional incandescent counterparts.

These A19 LED lamps are available in four vibrant colours, yellow, green, red and blue. They are also equipped with a frosted finish that renders a diffused and inviting lighting.

Product features

• Lifespan — 25,000 hours

• Wattage — 2.5

• Voltage — 120

• Vibrant colours available: red, yellow, green and blue

• Shape: A19 Omni

• Operating temperature – 20 °C / – 4 °F to 45 °C / 113 °F

• Versatile — applies to a variety of applications

Find out more: www.standardpro.com/featured-product/coloured-led-lamps/.

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