
Segula 50803 LED (monochrome) EEC F (A - G) E14 Tube shape 4.7 W = 30 W Warm white (Ø x L) 32 mm x 110 mm dimmable 1 pc(

Number
Segula 50803 LED (monochrome) E14 4.7 W = 30 W Warm white Tube shape
Highlights & Details
- Power= 4.7 W
- Colour temperature= 2600 K
- Warm white
Technical specifications
- Product type
LED (monochrome)
E14
4.7 W
30 W
- Version
matte
Tube shape
- Colour
Warm white
- ≙ power rating of a light bulb (range)
25 W - 39.9 W
- Light bulb features
dimmable
2600 K
- Colour temperature range
2600 K
Yes
15000 h
- Operating voltage
230 V
- Length
110 mm
- (Ø)
32 mm
- Content
1 pc(s)
F (A - G)
- Energy consumption
5 kWh/1000h
- Dim
(Ø x L) 32 mm x 110 mm
- Rated luminous flux
330 lm
- Colour rendering
926
- Colour rendering index
90 Ra
- Weight
40 g
- Power range
2.5 W - 4.9 W
- UKCA
yes
Documents & Downloads
Datasheet
Datasheet 2308209 Segula 50803 LED (monochrome) EEC F (A - G) E14 Tube shape 4.7 W = 30 W Warm white (Ø x L) 32 mm x 110 mm dimmable 1 pc(
User & Safety Instructions
User & Safety Instructions 2308209 Segula 50803 LED (monochrome) EEC F (A - G) E14 Tube shape 4.7 W = 30 W Warm white (Ø x L) 32 mm x 110 mm dimmable 1 pc(
Description
Small bulbs with a very effective effect. High light yield with very good energy efficiency. Different shapes, different bases and 2 piston versions are available. Thus, no more room remains dark! Here in the design Mini Tube matt with E14 socket. Fully dimmable LED lamp with high Leuchtkraft. Lots of light for various uses. This LED lamp with the proven LED filament technology lets you illuminate any room with a pleasantly warm light color. The Tube From also brings an optical highlight with you. LED - high-performance chips in the bright high-Power LED, with full dimming! You want a lot of light? You get a lot of light, but with pleasantly warm light color. The especially high color reproduction index (CRI) of over 90 and the extremely uniform spectrum provide for the undistorted playback of even the finest color nuances.
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