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LED Bulbs Made Easy ®

Just Look for the ENERGY STAR


Independently certified to deliver Lasts 15 times longer = big $
efficiency and performance. savings
Same brightness (lumens), 70–90% Help protect the environment
less energy (watts) and prevent climate change

BULB TYPES
Only LED bulbs that have earned TABLE
the ENERGY STAR label have OR FLOOR
LAMPS STANDARD
been independently certified and
undergone extensive testing to PENDANT
FIXTURES
assure that they will save energy STANDARD GLOBE MR16 CANDLE
and perform as promised.
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FIXTURES
ENERGY STAR certified LED bulbs are STANDARD CANDLE

available in a variety of shapes and sizes


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for any application­—including FANS
STANDARD CANDLE
recessed cans, track lighting, table lamps,
and more. You can even find certified WALL
bulbs that are dimmable. Use this chart as SCONCES
STANDARD GLOBE CANDLE
a guide to finding the right ENERGY STAR
certified bulb for your light fixture and RECESSED
CANS
remember to always check the packaging MR16 SPOT FLOOD
for proper use.
ACCENT
LIGHTING
MR16 SPOT

BRIGHTNESS COLOR /APPEARANCE


For brightness, look for lumens, not watts. Lumens indicate ENERGY STAR certified bulbs are available in a wide range of
light output. Watts indicate energy consumed. ENERGY STAR colors. Light color, or appearance, matches a temperature on the
certified bulbs provide the same brightness (lumens) with Kelvin scale (K). Lower K means warmer, yellowish light, while
less energy (watts). Use this chart to determine how many higher K means cooler, bluer light.
lumens you need to match the brightness of your old
standard bulbs. 2200K 3000K 3500K 4100K 5000K 6500K

Standard Bulbs ENERGY STAR Bulb Brightness


p p
WARM COOL
(Watts) (Minimum Lumens)

40 450
60 800
75 1,100 Soft White, Neutral White, Daylight
100 1,600 Warm White Cool White (think blue sky at noon)
Ideal for most indoor Good for kitchens Good for reading.
150 2,600 applications. and work spaces.

United States ENERGY STAR is the simple choice for energy efficiency. For more than 20 years, EPA’s ENERGY STAR
Environmental Protection
Agency program has been America’s resource for saving energy and protecting the environment. Join the millions
making a difference at energystar.gov/lighting.

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