Soraa SB30-15-120D-Z27-01 SORAA ZEROBLUE BR30 E26 120V 11.5W 120° 2700K

Product Description

The Soraa ZeroBlue BR30 is a 15-watt LED reflector lamp engineered to replace a 50-watt incandescent BR30 in homes, hotels, restaurants, and other interiors where evening light should not contain the blue wavelengths that suppress melatonin. With zero blue emission in the 400–500 nm band, an 80 CRI and an R9 score of 90 for natural reds, and 700 initial lumens at 2700K, the lamp delivers warm, candle-friendly output from a standard E26 medium base on a 120-volt line. Rated for 25,000 hours and backed by a 3-year warranty, the ZeroBlue BR30 is built for ambient interior light that supports sleep cycles.

About This Item

• ZERO BLUE LIGHT EMISSION — No emission in the 400–500 nm blue band that suppresses melatonin, so the lamp can run into the evening without disrupting circadian cues for occupants in the room.
• 50W INCANDESCENT REPLACEMENT — 15-watt LED produces 700 initial lumens at 2700K, replacing a 50-watt incandescent BR30 reflector with a more efficient, cooler-running warm output that lasts far longer.
• WARM 2700K, 80 CRI, R9 90 — Color rendering of 80 CRI with an R9 of 90 keeps reds, skin tones, warm woods, and fabrics looking natural under the lamp instead of washed out or grayed.
• E26 BASE, 120V LINE — Standard medium screw base on 120-volt line input drops into typical residential and commercial BR30 sockets without rewiring, a driver swap, or any retrofit hardware.
• 25,000-HOUR RATED LIFE — Rated for 25,000 hours of operation, supporting a 3-year manufacturer warranty that covers both years in service and total burn time across both residential and light-commercial duty.
• cULus LISTED — cULus listing covers safety compliance for sale and installation across the United States and Canada, accepted by typical residential and commercial inspectors.
• INTERIOR AMBIENT LIGHTING — Designed for residential and hospitality spaces — bedrooms, lounges, hotel guest rooms, and restaurants — where the evening color temperature and blue-light exposure of room lighting matters.