65-Watt Equivalent BR30 Dimmable Flood ENERGY STAR LED Light Bulb Bright White Light (6-Pack)

The flood lights are a very welcome addition to my shop lighting. Although they are new, all the LEDs that I have used seem to last forever. I can't measure the electricity usage, but as other LEDs, the consumption is one tenth of incandescent bulbs. What really counts is brightness. These bulbs are the equivalent of 65 watts but use 9 watts. That is what is written on the box. Dimmable, but not verified.

Nice bright clear light. The bulbs are light weight and seem very well constructed. They fit a standard can light socket very well and screws in easily and smoothly. These are not too yellow or blue and provide a nice bright even clear light. I was looking for an energy saving led bulb and this fits the bill. These don't seem to produce any heat even after haven them on for a while, i could still touch and unscrew the bulb without burning my finger tips I would buy again.

T really like the white light produced by these bulbs, nice and bright, it is a white light that really brightens things up a lot as you can see from the picture, the new bulbs on the right and old on the left. You can really see the difference. also energy efficient, they don't produce near the heat that the old incandescent bulbs create, and they last much longer, years longer in fact.

We had some older lights in our kitchen that were starting to go out. The LED flashlights that I have had worked well so I went for the Westinghouse 65W lights. These lights are dimmable but we don’t use that in our kitchen. A lamp uses only 9 W, so 6 lights gets 54 W, meaning that the lights uses less than one of the old lights. These lights are said to last for 22 years which is another reason to buy them.

I've used Westinghouse bulbs before and have really had no complaints with their products, including these dimmable flood bulbs. I have been meaning to replace the incandescent flood recessed bulbs throughout my home and these do the job excellently. I can even use them in the bathrooms as they are rated for damp locations. I plan to replace all my recessed bulbs with these. Great brightness, LED, and dimmable, not much more you can ask for.

I replaced a 150W incandescent bulb in one of my high hats. While I generally prefer the warmer tones of incandescent bulbs, I couldn't help but fell the heat generated from these bulbs - it is more significant in my office where the ceiling height is less than eight feet. The Westinghouse bulb emits a ton of light - just slightly on the warmer tone side, but not that stark fluorescent light that really can tire your eyes. The dimming feature is a plus. It's a Westinghouse product, so I'm confident of the quality, but the jury's out on how long this bulb will really last. I'll follow up in 22 years...

Wide range of brightness options with the BR30 reflector bulbs. I have a family room with vaulted ceilings and recessed lighting. These bulbs are dimmable which allows you to select the light level desired. The bulbs are very bright on full power and dim down to soft lighting. This is ideal when watching tv. Bulbs appear to very high quality and should provide you with energy savings for many years.

LED light bulbs are getting better and cheaper each year, but they have a character unlike that of the traditional incandescent light bulbs. Although dimmable, the lower level of light is never as low (dark) as on incandescent bulbs. The color temperature designation - typically 2700KELVIN to approx. 5000K - is not as predictable. For instance, these 65-watt floods using 9 watts of power are shown as 3000K on the scale, on the back of the carton. That’s quite warm and very close to an incandescent designation. The appearance of the light itself, however, is accurately stated as Bright White, which it is. The huge benefit of LEDs is simply the very low energy use. You can light up a long hallway ceiling with seven of these and they will use less power than one single 65-watt traditional bulb.

The Westinghouse 65-Watt Equivalent BR30 Dimmable LED Flood light bulbs are an easy replacement for the old glass style flood light bulbs. I was surprises when I took one out of the box because it is so light weight. The entire bulb is plastic, except the electric connections of course. So easy to handle. The bulbs are rated for wet environments and outdoor use. I do not have the fixture on a dimmer so I'm not sure how well that works. The bulb uses 9-watts of power, amazing seeing as it is so bright. The bulbs have a estimated life of almost 23 years! I guess I won't nee to worry about changing these soon! Excellent product and saves energy too!.

Our kitchen has 2 sets of 3 floodlights for ceiling lighting. Each set of 3 lights has it's own switch on either side of the kitchen area. We originally used incedescent lights and as they went out, we replaced them with CFLs. Now we have moved up to LEDs! Because we need 6 light bulbs, we opted for this 6-pack of Westinghouse Energy Star LED flood lights in Bright White at only 9 watts each. That's all 6 bulbs using less power than only 1 of the original bulbs used! These bulbs are dimmable, and now my wife wants dimmers, so I'll be installing 2 dimmers soon. We chose bright white as the CFLs were a cool (yellow) color that was not very complimentary to the food. Also of note is that the CFLs protruded from the fixture (about 3/4") more than the incedescents or these LED bulbs. Highly Recommended.