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Lumivibe's 2021 Product Catalog Walmart Marketplace [email protected] 180 Talmadge Road (888) 484-0306 Suite 360 Edison, NJ 07060 United States LumiVibe's 2021 Product Catalog Walmart Marketplace LumiVibe Catalog 01322 60 Watt, T10 Incandescent, Dimmable Light Bulb, Warm White (2700K) E26/Medium (Standard) Base by Globe Electric Company $8 This vintage Edison light bulb has an antique Edison color with a color temperature of 2700K, which is great to provide a warm ambient light. This handcrafted light bulb is perfect for adding a vintage feel to any room, providing a tinted and warm glow. This vintage incandescent E26 base light bulb is dimmable to add desired mood and ambiance. Features • Has a lifespan of 3000 hours, reducing the need for frequent bulb replacements • Ideal for general household use in exposed bulb lamps, wall sconces, and ceiling fixtures • Versatile: use your imagination and creativity to bring any room to life with a Vintage Edison light bulb. Create a retro vintage look in any room or illuminate your clean modern style with pizzazz. Product Details • Bulb Type: Incandescent • Total Number of Bulbs: 1 • Bulb Base: E26/Medium (Standard) • Dimmable: Yes • Bulb Color: Clear • Bulb Shape: Tube • Bulb Shape Code: T10 • Voltage: 120 Volt • Color Temperature: 2700K • Rated Bulb Life: 3000 hours Wattage • Wattage: 60 Watt 2 LumiVibe Catalog 10 Watt (60 Watt Equivalent), A19 LED Smart, Dimmable Light Bulb Color Changing Tunable White E26/Medium (Standard) Base by GE Lighting $40 Wire-Free Motion Sensor unlock programmable motion detection to your smart lighting. The sensor automatically turns lights and devices on when motion is detected in the room and turns them off when the room is unoccupied to enhance security and save energy. Adjust the motion settings to deactivate during certain hours or turn lights on softly at night. Use the C by GE app to set scenes and automations, so you can wake up to a dim white light and avoid coming home to a dark house. Pair your motion sensor and smart bulb with C by GE smart plugs and smart switches to enable whole room and out of home control and to unlock voice control with your Google Home or Amazon Alexa device. Features • Programmable Motion Sensing - Schedule your Wire-Free Motion Sensor to deactivate during certain hours or turn lights on softly at nighttime. • Control smart lights and other devices away from home - Get added comfort and convenience with the ability to control your smart lights away from home (when paired with a C by GE smart plug), so you never come home to a dark house. Product Details • Bulb Type: LED • Total Number of Bulbs: 1 • Bulb Base: E26/Medium (Standard) • Dimmable: Yes 3 LumiVibe Catalog 10'' White Table Lamp by Trinx $77 It is a new product with absolutely no damage.It is an amazing design,The classic begins with the classic, but not by the classic, let you enjoy the atmosphere.The frame is made of wood, and the shape of the product is made of cloth. The style is novel and simple, and there are different shapes for you to choose.Strict and rigorous product packaging drop test to ensure product quality.Battery power light string, easy to use and safe.Instructions:New technology, new design, gift for holiday, excellent choice for home decoration.Package Includes:1pc×Night light What's Included? • Built-in LED Light Product Details • Product Type: Novelty • Base Material: Metal • Number of Lights: 1 Switch Included • Switch Type: Touch 4 LumiVibe Catalog 10'' White Table Lamp by Trinx $77 It is a new product with absolutely no damage. It is an amazing design, The classic begins with the classic, but not by the classic, let you enjoy the atmosphere. The frame is made of wood, and the shape of the product is made of cloth. The style is novel and simple, and there are different shapes for you to choose . Strict and rigorous product packaging drop test to ensure product quality.Battery power light string, easy to use and safe.Instructions: New technology, new design, gift for holiday, an excellent choice for home decoration What's Included? • Built-in LED Light Product Details • Product Type: Novelty • Base Material: Metal • Number of Lights: 1 Switch Included • Switch Type: Touch 5 LumiVibe Catalog 10.5" Neon Style LED Pink Valentine's Day Lips Wall Sign by Northlight Seasonal $25 Give your space an update that's as unique as you are with this bright novelty LED neon sign, a great way to show off your style and personality. Adorned with a sweet Valentine's Day lip shape, this piece greets your besties in loving style without overpowering your current design decor. Crafted from plastic, it features a pink color scheme that works well with contemporary spaces. It arrives ready to hang on the wall with a keyhole loop and comes battery-operated with two AA batteries (not included). What's Included? • Switch • Bulb Features • Super bright modern LED neon style lighting design • Comes ready to hang with keyhole loops at the top Product Details • Product Type: Neon Sign • Fixture Material: Plastic • Color: Pink Battery Operated • Battery Operated: Yes • Number of Batteries Needed: 3 6 LumiVibe Catalog 110 Watt, Corncob LED Smart, Dimmable Light Bulb, EX39/Mogul Extended Base by Satco $168.95 The GEN2 Shoebox lamp offers higher efficiency, improved heat dissipation and a port for mounting motion sensor , photocell or Wi-Fi accessories. The unique design of expandable sides helps make installation easy and when opened in position deliver a 180° beam angle that focuses light distribution to where it is needed most. WiFi sensor works with the SATCO STARFISH app. Dimmable Only with Optional WiFi Module 80-954. Accessories options sold separately. Features • 4Kv Surge Protection • Advanced Heat Dissipation • DLC listed • Greater Efficiency • Hi-Pro Smart Sensor port • Rotatable Base • Dimmable Only with Optional WiFi Module 80-956 Product Details • Bulb Type: LED • Total Number of Bulbs: 1 • Bulb Base: EX39/Mogul Extended • Dimmable: Yes • Bulb Color: White • Bulb Shape: Specialty • Bulb Shape Code: Corncob • Voltage: 277 Volt • Color Temperature (5000K Color Temperature): 5000K • Color Temperature (3000K Color Temperature): 3000K • Rated Bulb Life: 50000 hours Wattage 7 LumiVibe Catalog 12" LED Business Neon Sign by Northlight Seasonal $56.99 What's Included? • Bulb Features • Brighten up your home decor with this delightful neon wall sign. Perfect as a night light or wall decor. Comes ready-to-hang with two keyhole hooks at the top. LED lights use up to 80% less energy. Super bright bulbs stay cool to the touch. UL certified and approved for indoor only. Cannot be connected together with other lighted items. Suction cups and hanging hardware not included. Powered by the included 5V USB cord. Does not include a USB power adapter. Product Details • Product Type: Neon Sign • Number of Lights: 1 • Fixture Material: Resin • Color: Orange 8 LumiVibe Catalog 17.25" Neon Style Led Lighted Martini Glass Window Silhouette Decoration by Northlight Seasonal $77.99 Eat drink and be merry! Light up your window man cave or bar with this martini glass neon silhouette. Place indoor or outdoor to liven up any party! Product Features: Color: white bulbs / white wire LED bulb type: SMD 2835 Approximate thickness: 0.25" Approximate width: 0.5" 5' lead cord One-sided design LED lights use up to 80% less energy Super bright vibrant bulbs Bulbs stay cool to the touch UL approved for indoor or outdoor use Additional Product Features: Cannot be connected together with other lighted items Comes ready-to-hang with a hook at the top Suction cup not included Class 2 power supply AC adapter is rain tight Input: 120 volts 60 hertz .16 amps 19.2 watts Output: 12 volts .67 amps Dimensions: 17.25"H x 10"W x 0.5"D Material(s): PVC/wire/metal Not Included: • Bulb Features • Super bright modern LED neon style lighting design • UL approved for indoor and outdoor use • Comes ready to hang with a hook at the top; suction cup is not included • Product care: Spot clean Product Details • Product Type: Neon Sign • Number of Lights: 1 • Fixture Material: Metal; Plastic • Color: White 9 LumiVibe Catalog 26044 Slim LED Under Cabinet Puck Light (Set of 6) by Globe Electric Company $35 What's Included? • Remote Control Features • The battery compartment is located at the corner of the unit. It can be replaced without removing it from the cabinet. • Universal remote control: the handy universal remote works with all our other remote control activated lights! Control them all with one handy item • Slim design: slim and unobtrusive, place the light anywhere you want without a protruding distraction • Easy placement: place this light wherever you need it most with the included double-sided tape or provided screws. For a less permanent placement use the integrated stand on the back • Soft white: 55 lumens and a 3000-kelvin soft white color, providing a warm yet bright light for small spaces • Battery operated: 18x aaa-type alkaline batteries included (3 per light) Product Details • Product Type: Puck light • Power Source: Battery Powered • Mounting Method: Screw-in; 2-Sided Tape 10 LumiVibe Catalog 3.2" 2700K Remodel LED Retrofit Recessed Lighting Kit by Satco $46.99 Base Unit LED Downlight / Retrofit Fixture What's Included? • Built-in LED Light • Trim Features • Energy Star: Yes Product Details • Product Type: LED Retrofit • Number of Items Included: 1 • Construction Type: Remodel • Insulation Type: Non-IC Rated for Non-Insulated Ceilings • Trim Style: Open • Sloped Ceiling Compatible: Yes 11 LumiVibe Catalog 300 Watt Equivalent LED, Non-Dimmable Light Bulb, Daylight (5000K) E39/Mogul Base by Satco $67.95 Product Details • Bulb Type: LED • Total Number of Bulbs: 1 • Bulb Base: E39/Mogul • Wattage (45 Wattage): 45 Watt • Wattage (54 Wattage): 54 Watt • Dimmable: No • Bulb Color: Clear • Bulb Shape: Specialty • Voltage: 347 Volt • Color Temperature: 5000K • Rated Bulb Life: 50000 hours 12 LumiVibe Catalog 34209 10 Watt (60 Watt Equivalent), A19 LED Smart, Dimmable Light Bulb, Warm White (3000K) E26/Medium (Standard) Base (Set of 2) by Globe Electric Company $25 Useful to everyone, smart bulbs are the perfect start to home automation.
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