Sylvania LED lamp - GU10 - 450lm - reflector - dimmable

Article number: 5410288285559 View all Sylvania > View more: GU10 LED Bulbs > Sylvania - LED Bulb - GU10 - 450lm - Reflector - Dimmable The new Sylvania series is perfect for decorative and general lighting applications, creating a warm atmosphere comparable to traditional lamps. This item can be used for, for example, education, hospitality, museums & galleries, offices, or in your home. Product name RefLED Sup RT ES50 V2 450 DIM 827 36d SL Technology LED Power (nominal) (W) 5 Lamp base GU10 Fixture type (open/closed) Open General application Education, Hospitality, Museums and galleries, Office, Residential & Consumer, Retail ETIM class EC001959 E-number FI 4740852 Colour temperature (K) 2700 Light colour Homelight CRI (Ra) 80 Initial colour variation (SDCM) SDCM6 Colour deviation over time 6 Beam width (°) 36 Wattage (W) 5 Voltage (V) 230 Average lifespan (nominal) (h) 25000 Product specifications LED bulb - GU10 - 450lm - Reflector - Dimmable Article description LED bulb - GU10 - 450lm - Reflector - Dimmable Article number 5410288285559 Version 1 piece Dimmable Yes Energy label F Fitting GU10 Lamp appearance Clear Lifespan 25000 Light colour (Kelvin) 2700 Light intensity in lumens 450 Lumens per watt 90 Ra value (CRI) 80 Switching cycles 100000 Shape Spot Number of Watts 5 Country of origin China datasheet_ 5410288285559.pdf What is Watt (W)? The number of Watts is the energy consumption of the lamp. The number of Watts is the consumption per hour. A 60W lamp that is on for 10 hours therefore consumes 60 x 10 = 600 Watt-hours What are lumens (lm)? Lumen is a unit for light output. The higher the number of lumens, the more light the lamp emits. This has nothing to do with the colour of the light. To compare lamps, it is best to compare the number of lumens. The greater the number of lumens, the higher the amount of light. Environmental information about LED bulb - GU10 - 450lm - Reflector - Dimmable Unlike 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, keeping energy consumption significantly lower. An LED lamp can therefore produce the same amount of light as an incandescent or halogen lamp with only a fraction of the power. In addition, LED lighting does not get hot, which makes the chance of burnout much smaller than with an incandescent bulb. LED also handles shocks and vibrations better. 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 of 3500 burning hours.