Philips Spot energy saving bulb 871150065989700 871150065989700 プリント

Issue date 2013-03-10

Version: 1.0.1

12 NC: 9297 871 99403
EAN: 87 11500 65989 7

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

Specifications

871150065989700

Spot energy saving bulb

20 W (60 W) Normal cap Warm white

Highlights

 

Save up to 80% energy compared to your standard 

bulb. It pays for itself and saves you money year after 

year. So reduce your energy bill and start saving 

Now.

Making the change is simple. Replace your reflector 

lamp and enjoy all the benefits modern techNologies 

offer.

• Power factor: 0,6

• Starting time: 1 s

• Mercury content: 1,4 mg

• Lifetime of lamp: 10 year(s)

• Rated lifetime: 10 year(s)

• Rated power: 20 W

• Wattage: 20 W

• Wattage equivalent: 60 W

• Lamp dimension (width): 81 mm

• Color rendering index (CRI): 82

• Lamp dimension (height): 143 mm

• Lamp current: 145 mA

• Lumen:  750

• Rated luminous flux: 750 lm

• Color temperature: 2700 K

• Lifetime of lamp: 10000 hour(s)

• Number of switch cycles: 10000

• Rated lifetime: 10000 hour(s)

• Lumen maintenance factor: 0.65 (at the end of the 

nominal lifetime) %

• Warm up time 60% light output: 10 - 80 s

• Voltage: 230-240 V

• Energy efficiency label: A

• Fitting/Cap: E27

• Dimmable: No

• Shape:  Spot

• Color: Warm White

• Light effect / finish: White

• Wattage standard bulb: 60 W

• Cleaning: Follow the advice for proper clean up*

• Disposal: Follow the instruction for disposal as 

special waste**

•

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

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

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

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