Philips PHIL CorePro LEDspot 2,3 W GU4 MR11 827 2700K

Any-Lamp is your partner in lighting for LED Spots | At Any-Lamp "Philips Corepro LED Spot GU4 MR11 2.3W 184lm 36D - 827 Extra Warm White | Replaces 20W (EAN: 8718699659486)" 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 2.3 watt (watt stands for the power of the lamp and indicates how much energy the lamp consumes). This lamp has a GU4 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 'Spot' shape. The product has the following colour code: 827, in Kelvin this is 2700K. The product type of this product is: GU4 LED. This Philips product is labelled with the quality label "MASTER" and product series "CorePro". This lamp has 184 lumen with a lumen-to-watt ratio of 80. 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). These LED Spots have a voltage of 12v. Volt is the unit of measurement for the electrical voltage in a circuit between point A and point B. This lamp has a colour rendering value (RA) of 80-89. The beam angle of this lamp is 36°. A degree beam is also called a beam angle and indicates the angle of the light beam coming from a light source. This beam creates a surface onto which the light from a light source actually shines. This product if part of the product group: "Philips CorePro LED Spot GU4". This product can be categorised as follows: "LED Lights" > "LED Spotlight bulbs" > "GU4 (MR11) LED Spotlight Bulbs". The official name of the manufacturer is "CorePro LED spot 2.3-20W 827 MR11 36D" LED spots | LED spotlights are the efficient and energy-saving replacement for the well-known halogen or incandescent lamps. The most popular forms of LED spots are GU10 or GU5.3 and can be connected to 12V or 230V. Since the various LED spots are available with several degree bundles, light colors and color renderings, they can be used well as general lighting, but also as accent lighting. LED lighting is completely flicker-free; of course, the same is true for spotlights. LED alternatives have up to 10 times longer life. This reduces maintenance and replacement costs enormously! LEDs are completely harmless, as they contain no toxic substances. | Highlights Extremely energy efficient Minimum maintenance Perfect as accent lighting Good colour rendering (Ra) Extremely energy efficient This LED spot is the most energy efficient spotlight that we offer. The energy consumption is only an astonishing 2.3W, and reduces your energy costs up to 88%. Since the Philips CorePro LEDspot runs on 12V it needs a transformer. Be aware that you need to reach the minimum wattage of the transformer with the total wattage of all connected lights. If you need more information about transformers, you can read more in “How do I find the right transformer?” Minimum maintenance The GU4 LED spot needs little to no attention after installation, as it has an average lifetime of 25.000 hours. For frame of reference, this means more than 8.5 years of quality lighting when you consider a daily use of 8 hours a day. If you prefer dimmable lighting, make sure you also have a LED dimmer. Take a look at our dimmable GU4 LED spots. Perfect as accent lighting The CorePro LEDspot GU4 of Philips has a medium beam angle of 36° and a colour temperature of 2700K (extra warm white). This makes it ideal for relaxed environments like bedrooms, living rooms or hospitality. The spot is often used as accent lighting rather than acting as the only main source of light in a room. Good colour rendering (Ra) The colour rendering for this spot is 80-89Ra. This is based on an index called the Colour Rendering Index (CRI) which indicates how accurately the light displays the colours of an object or substance in comparison to its actual colour. This level of colour rendering is the most commonly used in lighting and shows almost no deviations in colours.