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Aug. 1, 2005
What it's not: Sealed growth chambers for genetically engineered holiday lights. What it is: S14L LED cluster lamps, which hide solid-state technology under incandescent dressings. With an Edison screw and a hard polycarbonate globe that's tougher than frosted glass, these lamps from LEDtronics can go anywhere standard light bulbs can and even a few places they can't. And despite their little light

What it's not: Sealed growth chambers for genetically engineered holiday lights.

What it is: S14L LED cluster lamps, which hide solid-state technology under incandescent dressings. With an Edison screw and a hard polycarbonate globe that's tougher than frosted glass, these lamps from LEDtronics can go anywhere standard light bulbs can and even a few places they can't. And despite their little light source — 18 LEDS sprout from a center stalk — these surprisingly bright lights provide up to 56 lumens. Use them for signage or daylighting, but forget stringing them on the Christmas tree.

Photo courtesy of LEDtronics

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