Eglo LED lamp - E27 - pear - 806 lm - 2700k - 7w - milky

Article number: 9008606227693 View all EGLO > View more: E27 LED bulbs > Eglo - LED bulb - E27 - Pear - 806 lm - 2700K - 7W - Milky This white LED bulb provides a lot of light using only 7 Watts. It emits warm white light. The bulb is not dimmable. Please note: LED bulbs have new energy labels. The new classification ranges from A to G, instead of A++ to E. As a result, many bulbs that previously had an A++ label now have an E label. This does not mean that the LED bulbs we sell are less sustainable. Below you will find a link to an article with more explanation about the new energy labels. Product specifications LED bulb - E27 - Pear - 806 lm - 2700K - 7W - Milky Article description LED bulb - E27 - Pear - 806 lm - 2700K - 7W - Milky Article number 9008606227693 Dimmable No Energy label E Socket E27 Bulb finish Frosted Lifespan 15000 Light colour (Kelvin) 2700 Luminous intensity in lumens 806 Lumens per watt 115 Ra value (CRI) 80 Switching cycles 15000 Shape Sphere Number of Watts 7 110062_V11.pdf What is Watt (W)? The Wattage is the energy consumption of the lamp. The Wattage 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? 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 higher the number of lumens, the higher the amount of light. amount of light (lumens) energy consumption incandescent bulb (w) energy consumption CFL (w) energy consumption our LED bulb (w) 100-150 15W 200-250 20W 4W 3W 300 25W 5W 4W 400-500 40W 9W 5W - 6W 700-850 60W 11W 9W - 10W 900-1100 75W 15W >1300 100W 20W Our LED bulbs have low energy consumption with a large amount of light compared to incandescent bulbs or CFLs. Environmental information about LED bulb - E27 - Pear - 806 lm - 2700K - 7W - Milky 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 low. An LED lamp can therefore produce as much light as an incandescent or halogen lamp with only a fraction of the power. In addition, LED lighting does not get hot, which greatly reduces the chance of burnout compared to an incandescent bulb. LED also tolerates shocks and vibrations better. LED lighting can therefore last up to 50,000 burning hours. A big difference compared to incandescent bulbs with a maximum of 1000 burning hours and halogen lamps with 3500 burning hours.