MaxLite Releases JA8 Listed G9 Base Lamp

LDS JA8 MaxLite 400

Feb 7, 2020

MaxLite introduces new JA8 listed G9 base lamps for use in miniature decorative luminaires.

Available in 2700K and 3000K color temperatures, MaxLite G9 base lamps consume just four watts of power and emit 400 lumens of light (an output equivalent to that of a 40-watt incandescent bulb). UL listed, enclosed-rated and dimmable, the lamps measure approximately two inches long, making them ideal replacements for halogen bulbs in chandeliers, bath bars, wall sconces and other decorative luminaires. 

Contact your local showroom distributor or MaxLite representative for details. 

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