Philips Suspension light 40712/31/16 407123116 Data Sheet
Product codes
407123116
Features
Saves up to 80% energy
The big advantage of fluorescent lighting is its energy efficiency. A fluorescent
lamp consumes just one fifth of the energy of a conventionnal bulb. That
means installing Philips fluorescent lighting in your home to replace standard
bulbs will reduce your lighting electricity bill by around 80%!
Ultra long bulb life
Philips bulb included with an ultra long bulb life, up to 8.000 hours.
Diffused warm white light
This light uses the latest energy-saver lamp technology by Philips to provide a
flood of warm white natural light. Its diffused light will illuminate your room
with warm white light, allowing you to combine functionality and respect for
the environment. Diffused light is perfect for general illumination.
Adjustable height
This Philips light is delivered with long cables to offer you a maximum
flexibility during installation. Choose the perfect height matching your needs.
Stylish white
Simple, soft and always stylish, white is a timeless delighting color bringing
purity to any interior.
Specifications
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Design and finishing
Material
aluminium
glass
Color
white
Extra feature/accessory incl.
Fluorescent lamp(s)
included
YES
Adjustable height
YES
Product dimensions & weight
Height minimum
55.2 cm
Height maximum
150 cm
Length
98.7 cm
Width
8.7 cm
Net weight
3.060 kg
Technical specifications
Mains power
Range 220 V - 240 V
50-60 Hz
Bulb technology
fluorescent
230 V
Number of bulbs
3
Fitting/cap
E27
Wattage bulb
included
12 W
Maximum wattage
replacement bulb
12 W
Light color
warm white
Lamp lifetime up to
10,000 hrs
Fixture dimmable
No
LED
No
Built in LED
NO
Energy class included
light source
A
Fixture is compatible
with bulb(s) of class
A+ to E
IP code
IP20
protection against objects bigger than
12.5 mm
no protection against water
Class of protection
I - earthed
Light source equiva-
lent to traditional
bulb of
60 W
Lumen output bulb
included
741 lm
Service
Warranty
2 year(s)
data subject to change
2015, August 25
2015, August 25