Philips MASTER E27 (ES) CDO-TT Plus CityWhite 70W - 942 Cool White Best Colour Rendering Dimmable

Any-Lamp is your partner in lighting for Gas Discharge Lamps | At Any-Lamp "Philips MASTER E27 (ES) CDO-TT Plus CityWhite 70W - 942 Cool White | Best Colour Rendering | Dimmable (EAN: 8718696596791)" particularly cheap and can be delivered directly from stock! If you purchase larger quantities, you are entitled to attractive bulk discounts. This Philips product has a wattage of 70 watt (watt stands for the power of the lamp and indicates how much energy the lamp consumes). This lamp has a E27 socket. All light sources have a socket through which the lamp (light source) receives the current needed to produce light. The socket also makes it easier to replace the lamp if it breaks. This Lamp has a 'Tubular' shape. The product has the following colour code: 942, in Kelvin this is 4200K. The product type of this product is: CDO-TT / CPO-TT / HCI-TT. This Philips product is labelled with the quality label "CDO-TT" and product series "Master". This lamp has 7500 lumen with a lumen-to-watt ratio of 107. Lumen is the measure of how much light the bulb produces (people used to look at wattage, but that doesn't mean much anymore when choosing a lamp). Dimming LED lamps gives you more control over the right atmosphere in your application area. Whether this lamp is dimmable? The answer is: Dimmable. This lamp has a colour rendering value (RA) of 90-99. This product if part of the product group: "Philips CityWhite CDO-TT Plus (MASTER)". This product can be categorised as follows: "Stock clearance sale: Last chance" > "Last Chance - Light sources". The official name of the manufacturer is "MASTER CityWh CDO-TT Plus 70W/942 E27" Gas discharge lamps emit a large amount of light. This is because they are pressurized by ionized gas. Another name for a gas discharge lamp is HID (high intensity discharge) lamp. Gas discharge lamps consist of a discharge tube in which an anode and a cathode are enclosed. The tube itself is made of quartz glass to withstand the high operating temperatures of the lamps. The tube contains a specific gas (e.g., halogen, sodium, or xenon gas) that emits light when a certain minimum voltage is applied. |