Philips 8718291753957 Datasheet

Philips
Brand
Philips
Model
8718291753957
Category
LED strips
Type
Datasheet

Philips 8718291753957 is a state-of-the-art LED bulb that provides a general lighting solution for daily indoor activities. It features a cool daylight color temperature of 6500K and a light output of 806 lumens, providing bright white light that is easy on the eyes. The bulb has an E27 cap and is designed to fit and work with existing sockets and fixtures. It is also dimmable, allowing you to adjust the brightness to your desired level.

Philips 8718291753957 is a state-of-the-art LED bulb that provides a general lighting solution for daily indoor activities. It features a cool daylight color temperature of 6500K and a light output of 806 lumens, providing bright white light that is easy on the eyes. The bulb has an E27 cap and is designed to fit and work with existing sockets and fixtures. It is also dimmable, allowing you to adjust the brightness to your desired level.

Philips
LED bulb
9W (60W)
E27 cap
Cool daylight
8718291753957
State-of-the-art LED for the home
Bright light that is easy on the eyes
State-of-the-art LED providing a general lighting solution for daily indoor activities. You'll
save on energy costs immediately and reduce the frequency of bulb replacements,
without compromising on the quality of your lighting.
Simple replacement
• Get maximum light output as soon as you flip the switch.
• Designed to fit and work with existing sockets and fixtures.
Save on energy
• Provides a bright white light
Longer lifetime
• 25 times longer than incandescent bulbs.
Sustainable choice
• Safe for any room and convenient to recycle
Beacon of trust
• You can trust what the Philips packaging is saying.
Issue date 2014-04-25
Version: 2.0.1
12 NC: 9290 002 49779
EAN: 87 18291 75395 7
© 2014 Koninklijke Philips N.V.
All Rights reserved.
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
Trademarks are the property of Koninklijke Philips N.V.
or their respective owners.
www.philips.com
Specifications
8718291753957
LED bulb
9W (60W) E27 cap, Cool daylight
Highlights
Instant start
Immediate light when switching on, that is the
promise of the Philips instant starting energy saving
LED lamps.
Designed for homes
Comfortable light spaces can be created with Philips'
award-winning designs for compact and elegant
bulbs.
No UV or IR
The beam of light is free of infra-red meaning no heat
is radiated, and no ultra-violet light means that fabric
and items under this light won't fade.
Change bulbs less often
Long and reliable lifespan of up to 25 years, ensuring
piece of mind especially for lighting in hard to access
areas. Life in years is calculated based on 1000 hours
of usage per year, which is about 2.7 hours per day
across 365 days.
No hazardous substances
Philips LED lights contain absolutely no hazardous
materials, making them safe for any room and
convenient to recycle.
Superior light quality
Provides a bright white light
Bulb characteristics
• Cap/fitting: E27
• Dimmable: No
• Shape: Standard (A55)
• Voltage: 220-240 V
Durability
• Lifetime of lamp: 15000 hour(s)
Light characteristics
• Color rendering index (CRI): 80
• Color temperature: 6500 K
• Light effect/finish: Cool Daylight
• Light output: 806 lumen
Other characteristics
• Power factor: 0.7
Power consumption
•Wattage: 9 W
• Wattage equivalent: 60 W
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Philips 8718291753957 Datasheet

Philips
Brand
Philips
Model
8718291753957
Category
LED strips
Type
Datasheet

Philips 8718291753957 is a state-of-the-art LED bulb that provides a general lighting solution for daily indoor activities. It features a cool daylight color temperature of 6500K and a light output of 806 lumens, providing bright white light that is easy on the eyes. The bulb has an E27 cap and is designed to fit and work with existing sockets and fixtures. It is also dimmable, allowing you to adjust the brightness to your desired level.

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