OPTONICA 1957 LED GU10 4W 320lm
Light Bulb

Description

The OPTONICA 1957 LED GU10 4W 320lm light bulb is a timeless lighting solution that combines vintage aesthetics with modern technology. With its sleek design and vibrant illumination, this bulb effortlessly adds a touch of elegance to any space. Emitting a powerful brightness of 320 lumens, it ensures ample visibility while consuming only 4 watts of energy, making it an energy-efficient choice for both residential and commercial settings. The GU10 base provides easy installation and compatibility with various fixtures. Crafted in the year 1957, this light bulb stands as a testament to quality craftsmanship and innovative engineering. Illuminate your surroundings with the OPTONICA 1957 LED GU10 - a perfect blend of style, efficiency, and durability.

Specifications

• Mains or non-mains

  MLS

• Light source cap-type (or other electric interface)

  GU10

• Dimmable

  NO

• beamAngle

  50

• Non-directional or directional

  DLS

• Energy Class

  F

• On-mode power (W)

  4

• Useful luminous flux (lm)

  320

• maxBeamAngle

  55

• minBeamAngle

  45

• Flicker metric

  0.6

• Depth (mm)

  50

• Width (mm)

  50

• Survival factor

  0.96

• Height (mm)

  60

• Model

  1957

• Energy consumption in on-mode (kWh/1000h)

  4

• Colour consistency in McAdam ellipses

  6

• Available On Market

  [2018, 10, 19]

• Chromaticity coordinate (x)

  0.315

• Chromaticity coordinate (y)

  0.306

• Displacement factor

  0.55

• Lighting technology used

  LED

• Brand

  OPTONICA

• Colour Rendering Index (CRI)

  85

• Displacement factor

  True

• Displacement factor

  378

• Lumen maintenance factor

  0.96

• R9 Colour rendering index

  71

• Beam angle correspondence

  NARROW_CONE_90

• Correlated colour temperature (Max) (K)

  6147

• Correlated colour temperature (Min) (K)

  5847

• Max Colour rendering index

  85

• Min Colour rendering index

  80

• correlatedColourTempType

  RANGE

• highLuminanceLightSource

  True

• Stroboscopic effect metric

  0.4