MAXvolador E12 LED Candelabra Light Bulb, 40W Equivalent B11 Chandelier Bulbs 500LM, Warm White 2700K, Non-Dimmable Filament Clear Glass, Pack of 12

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• High-Efficacy E12 LED Bulb – These LED candelabra bulbs consume only 4 watts to replace traditional 40W incandescent bulbs, delivering the same brightness while using far less energy. With a long 25,000-hour lifespan, these chandelier light bulbs reduce the need for frequent replacements—designed for chandeliers, ceiling fans, and other hard-to-reach fixtures
• Cozy Warm White Lighting - 2700K warm color temperature provides relaxing and inviting lighting. With 500 lumens of clear illumination and CRI85+, these candelabra led light bulbs bring out the true colors of your home décor—ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, and dressing areas
• Brightness in all Direction - Unlike bulbs that only light up halfway, our e12 candelabra bulb shines evenly in all directions with a full 360° glow. The classic transparent glass design of this b11 led bulb showcases the filament, making this light bulb well-suited for chandeliers and decorative lighting fixtures
• Easy to Install & Flicker Free - This led light bulb comes with a standard North American E12 base. Simply screw in these E12 small base bulbs to give your branch chandelier a new lease on life. No flicker, no glare, and no ultraviolet radiation. With built-in triple safety protection, e12 candelabra bulbs keeps your home bright and safe every day
• Wide Application - Designed with a standard E12 candle base, these chandelier light bulbs are widely used in household light fixtures—chandeliers, wall sconces, pendant lights, or ceiling fans