LED bulb ball, 7W = 60W, E14, 806 lm, 2700K warm color, Philips
- LED bulb ball, 7W = 60W, E14, 806 lm, 2700K warm color, Philips
LED bulb ball, 7W = 60W, E14, 2700K, Philips
Product code: 8718696702895
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: E14
- Dimmable: No
- Voltage: 220-240 V
Light properties
- Light output: 806 lumens
- Distribution angle: -
- Color: warm white
- Color temperature: 2700 K
- Color Rendering Index (CRI): 80
- Lighting time: instant
- Lamp warm-up time to 60% (Nom): 0.5 s
Other characteristics
- Power factor: 0.5
- Current consumed by the light source: 65 mA
Power consumption
- Power: 7 W
- Equivalent in watts: 60 W
- Energy efficiency label: A++
Durability
- Lifespan: 15,000 hours
- Number of duty cycles: 50000
- Average life (when used for 2.7 hours per day): 15 years
Dimensions of the light source
- Height: 95 mm
- Width: 48 mm
Ratings
- Rated power: 7 W
- Rated luminous flux: 806 lm
- Rated life: 15,000 hours
- Rated distribution angle: -
Product features
Immediate illumination when turned on
No need to wait. Philips LED light source provides maximum brightness immediately upon switching on.
High color rendering index (CRI > 80) ensures vivid colors
Philips 60W 8718696702895
Brand
Symbol
Philips 8718696702895
Producer code
8718696702895
Warranty
Base
E14
Lighting angle
160° ... 220°
Cooperation with a dimmer
No
Rated voltage
230V
Power
7-12 W
Cover
Milky
Height
95 mm
Width
48 mm
Color temperature
2700 KMore
Luminous flux
751-1000 lm
Shape of the light source
S48 (S15)
Nominal voltage
220-240 V
Colour rendering index (Ra)
80-89
Lifespan
15000 h
Number of switching cycles
50000
Power factor
0,5
Source of light
LED
Source power
7 W
Product type
LED bulb
Energy efficiency class
A++
Traditional light bulb equivalent
60 W
Brightening time
0 s
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