Cree - EcoSmart LED Downlight

www.farnell.com The EcoSmart LED Downlight was designed to exceed stringent ENERGY STAR® criteria and consumes just 10.5 watts, which is approximately 85-percent less energy than a comparable incandescent and 50-percent less energy than a fluorescent. Created specifically for the residential market, the EcoSmart LED Downlight is designed to last at least 35000 hours, or approximately 32 years with three hours of daily use, which is nearly four times longer than compact florescent (CFL) alternatives and up to 16 times longer when compared to incandescent options. Easily installed into most standard six-inch recessed housings for retrofits and new construction, the new downlight is dimmable to 5 percent, with off the shelf dimmers. To view this and other solutions from Cree please choose your location and view the fantastic range of Cree products on offer from Farnell at www.farnell.com
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