Osram LED E27 Bulb Pack of 10 Warm White Yellow, 9W CFL ballast 49W Light for increased concentration and SCHNUX312JB

Name: Osram LED E27 Bulb Pack of 10 Warm White Yellow, 9W CFL ballast 49W Light for increased concentration and SCHNUX312JB
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 17954720829
Price: 58.68 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7461 (17 reviews)

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Osram LED E27 Bulb Pack of 10 Warm White Yellow, 9W CFL ballast 49W Light for increased concentration and SCHNUX312JB Light for increased concentration and visual acuity Reduces fogging and increases worker comfort Product benefits LED lamps with innovative TruWave Technology Support sleep wake cycle thanks mimic of the natural light spectrum The balanced blue light spectrum can support attention It is 40 percent more efficient than compact fluorescent lamps and can also replace incandescent or halogen lamps for non dimming applications

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