Philips Stick energy saving bulb 8718291216773 8718291216773 Leaflet

Issue date 2013-10-25

Version: 1.0.0

12 NC: 9296 891 16906
EAN: 87 18291 21677 3

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Specifications are subject to change without notice. 
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or their respective owners.

Specifications

8718291216773

Stick energy saving bulb

18 W (83 W) E27 cap, Warm white

Highlights

 

This bulb uses up to 80% less energy than traditional 

light sources, helping you to save money on your 

electricity bills and do your bit for the environment.

Philips energy-saving bulbs are designed to last. With 

a lifetime of up to 6 years, you can avoid the hassle 

and cost of frequently replacing bulbs, while saving 

energy year in, year out.

• Shape: Stick

• Cap/fitting: E27

• Voltage: 220-240 V

• Dimmable: No

• Energy efficiency label: A

• Wattage: 18 W

• Wattage equivalent: 83 W

• Power consumption per 1000h: 18 kW·h

• Light effect/finish: Warm White

• Light output: 1100 lumen

• Starting time: 0.3 s

• Beam angle: not applicable degree

• Rated centre beam intensity: not applicable cd

• Colour: Warm White

• Colour temperature: 2700 K

• Warm-up time to 60% light: 5-40 s

• Colour rendering index (CRI): 81

• Average life (at 2.7 hrs/day): 6 year(s)

• Lifetime of lamp: 6000 hour(s)

• Number of switch cycles: 6000

• Lumen maintenance factor: 0.7

• Height: 140 mm

• Width: 48 mm

• Mercury content: <= 2.0 mg

• Power factor: 0.6

• Lamp current: 130 mA

• Rated power: 18 W

• Rated luminous flux: 1100 lm

• Rated lifetime: 6000 hour(s)

• Rated beam angle: not applicable degree

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* Breaking a lamp is extremely unlikely to have any impact on your 

health. If a lamp breaks, ventilate the room for 30 minutes and 
remove the parts, preferably with gloves. Put them in a closed plastic 
bag and take it to your local waste facilities for recycling. Do not use 
a vacuum cleaner.

* * Compact fluorescent lamps have to be treated as special waste, 

they must be taken to your local waste facilities for recycling. The 
European Lighting Industry has set up an infrastructure, capable of 
recycling mercury, other metals, glass etc.