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SUPERWARM™ 1700K Flicker-Free A19 10W LED Bulb

SUPERWARM™ 1700K Flicker-Free A19 10W LED Bulb

PART NUMBER 4005.17 | In stock

Regular price $18.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $18.00 USD
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  • Extremely low color temperature of 1700K
  • Blue-free light output for reduced circadian cycle impact
  • Completely flicker-free light output (Learn More)
  • 83 CRI light quality (Learn More)
  • Compatible with global voltage input (AC90-240V/50-60Hz)
  • Conveniently screws into any standard E26 or E27 Edison socket
  • 10 Watt power consumption
  • 600 lumens - equivalent to a 50W incandescent bulb
  • Not dimmable, not suitable for enclosed fixtures
  • 25,000 hours lifetime, 3 year warranty

Notice: This item cannot ship to California. (Why not?)

Product Description

Waveform Lighting has once again pushed the envelope with SUPERWARM™ - a new spectral formulation which features an ultra-warm color temperature rating of 1700K. By going all-in with RedBoost™ phosphor technology, the result is a very soft, warm glow that is reminiscent of candlelight or a deep, fiery-red sunset.

The 1700K SUPERWARM™ spectrum features very low blue wavelength energy output, making this a perfect bulb for nighttime use where there may be circadian cycle concerns. In fact, based on melanopic sensitivity modelling, this bulb is 60% less impactful on circadian rhythms (M/P ratio of 0.274).

We also designed this bulb with a respectable 84 CRI rating, which allows for good visual clarity, and makes it a perfect option for bed-time reading and romantic mood lighting.

Product Specifications

Color Temperature Options:

  • 1700K

CRI (Ra): 83
CRI R9: 15+
M/P Ratio: 0.274
Brightness: 600 lumens (50W eq)
Voltage: AC90-240V, 50-60 Hz
Power: 10.0 watts
Installation: E26 (Medium Edison Screw)

Installation

This product is a standard A19 LED screw-in lamp designed to work in virtually all lamp fixtures, including those designed for traditional incandescent or CFL lamps.

The lamp has an industry-standard E26 base, which is the ubiquitous, approximately 1-inch wide, screw-base.

The lamp emits the equivalent brightness of a 60 watt incandescent bulb, but only consumes 10 watts. You may find that your lamp fixture has a warning regarding the maximum wattage permitted per socket. Use the 10 watt value, and not the 60 watt equivalency value, in confirming compatibility.

Pricing & Ordering Information

Listed pricing is per one bulb (1-pack) or six bulbs (6-pack).Please see below for part numbers and corresponding specifications.

PN 4005.17: E26, 1700K

Shipping & Returns

This item is in stock and typically ships within 1-3 business days.Shipping is free within the USA for orders over $50.

If you're not 100% satisfied with the performance, color or quality of your product, we'll work with you to make it right.

Simply contact us within 30 calendar days after delivery and we'll pay for return shipping (USA only) and offer you a full refund.

See our delivery policy,returns & refunds policy and warranty policy.

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ULTRA-LOW CIRCADIAN IMPACT

Our SUPERWARM™ LED bulbs feature a very low color temperature of 1700K. With an M/P ratio of 0.274 that is even lower than candlelight, these bulbs are an excellent option for use during evening hours where light exposure is most likely to affect sleep patterns.

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FLICKER-FREE & HEALTHY

Some LED lights will produce rapid flicker or pulses that aren't immediately visible to the naked eye, which can cause headaches, nausea and eye strain. Our CENTRIC SERIES™ products include additional electrical circuitry to achieve a truly flicker-free light output that produces a comfortable and stable light level. Learn more about flicker here, or watch our video demonstration below.

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Flicker-Free Demonstration Video

Frequently Asked Questions About this Product

FAQ

What is 1700K like?

The 1700K color temperature is a unique color point which exhibits a fiery, red glow. The color is similar to the red glow of a match flame, or an incandescent bulb dimmed down to 5%.

A typical incandescent bulb at full brightness has a color temperature of 2700K, while a candle flame has a color temperature of 1900K. As its name suggests, SUPERWARM™ LED lamps have an extremely warm color temperature!

By lowering the color temperature to such a low level, we are able to reduce the blue light content at a spectral level.

Not sure if you'll like it? Take advantage of our 30 day free-returns policy to try out the different colors. If you don't like it, simply let us know and we'll send over a return label.

How is this different from an amber or red LED bulb?

Bulbs marketed as "amber" and "red" will almost always use a monochromatic LED, which emits light in a very narrow bandwidth that only contains amber or red wavelengths. As a result, all objects will appear amber or red, with no ability to distinguish objects' colors. In fact, most monochromatic LED sources have a CRI rating near 0.

Our SUPERWARM™ bulbs, on the other hand, utilize a multi-phosphor broad spectrum approach. Although the color may appear to be a deep orange or reddish color, the spectrum still contains a wide range of wavelengths, including yellows, greens and even a tiny amount of cyan and blue wavelengths. As a result, these lamps are able to emit a low-blue light spectrum, without compromising on color accuracy as evidenced by the 83 CRI rating.

How much blue light does this bulb emit?

Our objective in developing the SUPERWARM™ LED spectrum was to limit blue light output as much as possible, while balancing the need for color accuracy. We chose to include a very small amount of blue wavelength energy in order to provide the necessary spectral breadth for color acuity.

The amount of blue light that this bulb contains is miniscule - far less than traditional "circadian safe" light sources such as incandescent bulbs and even candles. The M/P ratio for this bulb is 0.274, compared to 0.5 and 0.3 for incandescent bulbs and candlelight, respectively.

For a truly blue-free light source, we would recommend a monochromatic amber or red LED solution (as mentioned above). The downside, of course, is that you will end up losing the ability to distinguish colors, as all objects will take on a pure amber or red shade.

How many bulbs should I install in my space?

For such a low color temperature bulb, an illuminance level of 0.5 footcandle (5 lux) is generally sufficient. As such, one bulb will cover approximately 130 square feet of space. Simply divide the square footage of your space by 130 to get the number of bulbs needed. For example, a 260 square foot area would be calculated as 260 divided by 130, which equals 2 bulbs.

Are these bulbs dimmable?

Unfortunately, these bulbs are not dimmable. This means that they cannot be used on any electrical circuit which has a dimmer installed, even if you keep the dimmer at the maximum setting at all times.

Do these bulbs emit any UV radiation?

These bulbs do not emit any ultraviolet radiation. The light output covers the entire visible spectrum between 420 nanometers and 800 nanometers, but does not go below (UV-A) or above (infrared).

What kind of lamp fixture can this product be used in?

These A19 bulbs have a standard screw-in base (E26 / E27), which is the same type that has been used for more than a century.

As long as the lamp fixture is designated for an A type or A19 type, these bulbs will be compatible.

Although these lamps have the brightness of 60 watt incandescent lamps, these lamps have an actual power draw of only 10 watts. Therefore, they can safely be used in fixtures that have a max rating of less than 60 watts.

What is the voltage range of these lamps? Can they be used overseas?

The voltage range of this product is AC 90-240V and 50-60 Hz, which covers all global voltages. As such, they can safely be used internationally without any issues. The internal circuitry adjusts for the input voltage automatically, and does not affect the light output or performance of the lamp.

Customer Reviews

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E
E Wilmot
What I was looking for

This one ticks all the right boxes.
Perfect for cozy light in the bedroom before bed

A
Asad
Really good for eyes

Very good for eyes. Makes easy to sleep

L
Levi Victor
Very Warm

My wife does not love it. Wish it were dimmable. If you need very warm lighting it can be a good choice but otherwise very much a specialty bulb.

For 10w power not as much light as you would expect.

A
Anna
Great

Love the warm reddish glow! Helps reduce eye strain and has been perfect for our bedroom, living room, dining room, and office.

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Nicholas Fusco
Pretty Good

I love the spectrum of this bulb. It's perfect for evening relaxing, its very much like an old incandescent bulb in a beige enclosure. Someone else posted and compared it to 70s mood lighting and I would concur with that as being an accurate description. It looks and feels "old" all while being "new", which is a vibe I love (and the power savings). This is the only product on the market that hits this spectrum just right. 2000k-2400k bulbs from other vendors don't come close and the hideous ugly monocolor amber/yellow bug lights are awfu (as indicated by their CRI).

That being said for a 9W LED, when compared to other high-end offerings like the Norb bulbs or even Philips Ultra HD, its mass is rather low. Part of this is probably why this description indicates you shouldnt put it in an enclosed fixture - it doesn't have enough heat sinking? Similarly, it seems an odd design choice to make a super warm bulb like this and not offer it as a dimmable bulb. So we're stuck with either using the Lux24 or a competitors offering and getting stuck with a spectrum we don't really like.

If this were any other bulb, I wouldn't care. But this single bulb costs as much as 4 or 6 "normal" bulbs. When GE and Philips have 90+ CRI bulbs for that pricing its a hard sell on this bulb for me. I did buy 6 and I'm not going to return them or anything, but I probably will replace them when a similar, but dimmable, bulb is available.

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