Sylvania LED lampe e14 470 lm bougie claire 4 pièces

Article number: 5410288295510 View all from Sylvania > View more: Led bulbs E14 > Sylvania - Led bulb - E14 - 470 lm - candle - Clear - 4 pieces The new series from Sylvania is perfect for decorative and general lighting applications and creates a warm atmosphere comparable to traditional bulbs. Good replacement for halogen, incandescent and compact fluorescent candle bulbs. Product specifications LED lamp - E14 - 470 lm - candle - Clear - 4 pieces Item description LED lamp - E14 - 470 lm - candle - Clear - 4 pieces Item number 5410288295510 Dimmable No Energy label F Fitting E14 Lamp appearance Clear Lifespan 12000 Light colour (Kelvin) 2700 Light output in lumen 470 Lumen per watt 104 Ra value (CRI) 80 Switching cycles 50000 Shape Candle number of watts 4.5 Country of origin China Sylvania Datasheet 0029551.pdf Product name ToLEDo RT Candle CL 470LM 827 E14 SL4 Technology LED Power (nominal) (W) 4.5 Bulb shape Candle Type LED exchangeable Lamp base E14 Bulb finish Clear Fixture type (open/closed) Open General application Residential & Consumer ETIM class EC001959 Warranty 2 years Luminous flux (nominal) (lm) 470 Color temperature (K) 2700 Light color Homelight CRI (Ra) 80 Initial color variation (SDCM) SDCM6 Photobiological Risk Group RG1 Wattage (W) 4.5 Dimmable No Average life (nominal) (h) 15000 Environmental information about Led lamp - E14 - 470 lm - candle - Clear - 4 pieces In contrast to traditional lighting, LED lamps use much less energy. With LED lighting, 95% of the energy is converted into light. This means that only a small part is converted into heat, so that energy consumption remains significant. An LED lamp can therefore produce as much light as an incandescent or halogen lamp with only a small part of the power. In addition, LED lighting does not get hot, which makes the chance of burning out much smaller than with an incandescent lamp. LED is also more resistant to shocks and vibrations. LED lighting can therefore last up to 50,000 burning hours. A big difference compared to the incandescent lamp with a maximum of 1000 burning hours and a halogen lamp with 3500 burning hours.