CorePro 5.5W =40W E27 2700K warm Philips LED bulb
- CorePro 5.5W =40W E27 2700K warm Philips LED bulb
LED 5.5W (40W) E27 WW light bulb
Philips LED light source provides beautiful, warm light, exceptional durability and an immediate significant reduction in energy consumption. With a clean and elegant design, it is an excellent replacement for traditional dull incandescent bulbs.
Technical specifications
Light source characteristics
- Cap: E27
- Dimmable: No
- Voltage: 220-240 V
Light properties
- Light output: 470 lumens
- Distribution angle: 200 degrees
- Color: Warm white
- Color temperature: 2700 K
- Lighting effect/finish: Warm white
- Color Rendering Index (CRI): 80
- Lighting time: < 0,5 s
- Lighting time to reach 60% of maximum light output: Immediately full light brightness
Other characteristics
- Mercury content: 0 mg
- Power factor: > 0,5
- Current consumed by the light source: 60 mA
Power consumption
- Power: 5.5 W
- Equivalent in watts: 40 W
- Energy efficiency label: A+
- Energy consumption per 1,000 hours: 6 kWh
Durability
- Lifespan: 15,000 hours
- Number of duty cycles: 50000
- Luminous flux stability factor: 0.7
- Average life (when used for 2.7 hours per day): 15 years
Dimensions of the light source
- Height: 110 mm
- Width: 60 mm
Ratings
- Rated power: 6 W
- Rated luminous flux: 470 lm
- Rated life: 15,000 hours
- Rated distribution angle: 200 degrees
Product features
Immediate illumination when turned on
No need to wait. Philips LED light source provides maximum brightness immediately when turned on.
High color rendering index (CRI > 80) ensures vivid colors
The color rendering index (CRI) describes the effect of a light source on the appearance of colors. The CRI of natural light outdoors is 100 - the standard against which we compare all other light sources. The CRI of Philips LED light sources is always higher than 80, which is close to the value that sunlight has, so LED light sources faithfully and naturally render colors.
True warm white light (2700 K), just like a regular incandescent bulb
Light can have different color temperatures denoted by units called kelvins (K). Light sources with a low kelvin value provide a warm, more cozy light, while light sources with a high kelvin value give a cool, more stimulating light.
