Diall G4 1W 90lm Capsule LED Light bulb, Pack of 2
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Product details
Product information
These G4 capsule LED light bulbs have an impressive low energy A++ rating. They have a 1W power consumption, which is equivalent to a 10W bulb and give off a warm white light.
- Life length - 15000h
- Life length - 15000h
Features and benefits
- LED bulbs last longer, their life time is more than 15000H
- Full brightness instantly, warm up time to 95% of lumen if LED is <lt/>1.0s
- They are more energy efficient; An incandescent light bulb loses 80 percent of its energy to heat, leaving only the last 20 percent for light
- Reasons to choose LED technology;
Specifications
| Brand | Diall |
|---|---|
| Bulb type | Capsule |
| Cap fitting | G4 |
| Colour rendering index (CRI) | 80 |
| Colour temperature | 2700K |
| Diameter (mm) | 14.5mm |
| Energy rating pre 2021 | A++ |
| Equivalent wattage | 10W |
| kWh per 1000hr life | 2kWh |
| Lamp lumen maintenance factor (LLMF) | ≥70% |
| Length (mm) | 43.5mm |
| Light technology | LED |
| Lumens | 90lm |
| Mercury content | 0mg |
| Model name/number | 1101100036 |
| Pack quantity | 2 |
| Power output | 1W |
| Switch cycles | 30000 |
| Voltage | 12V |
| Warm up time | 1s |
| Product code | 3663602907862 |
Reviews
4 / 5(3 reviews)D J P - 5 / 5 - 06/12/2017
The ultimate economy Bulb
I bought them a month ago and I couldn't have got the cheaper anywhere else
Peter C 60 - 2 / 5 - 02/09/2017
If using DC beware
Today I purchased three (x2) packs for a small shed lighting project, intending to run them off 8 AA batteries in series thus providing 12 volts DC as per specification. When I got them home, I decided to test one on a tiny 12V E23 battery, which was a left over from a mixed pack of five purchased in Poundland several years ago. The bulb flashed once very brightly, then nothing. i.e. kaput, dead, blown up, cooked, no more, etc... (I wondered why the price (£1) seemed too good to be true. With the second bulb in the pack, I decided to be more cautious, building up the voltage one 1.5 Volt cell at a time. When I got to 6 volts the bulb achieved the expected brightness (yes they are bright and will do the job required, however as I have a 12 volt battery pack I will have to wire them as series pairs rather than all parallel). Incidentally, I also had an ammeter attached whilst testing the second bulb. At 6 Volts, the current drawn was 200 mA. A quick calculation (using P=IV) puts the power at 1.2 Watts, marginally over the rated 1 printed on the bulb its-self. So a word of caution, despite it being printed on the packaging and on the bulb, these bulbs do not work at 12V DC; they burn out! However, they do seem to work OK at 6V. I have not tried them out using 12V AC. Clearly the manufacturer needs to do a bit more testing on this product, and label it correctly, both on the packaging and on the bulb its-self. Now I am a bulb short, so tomorrow will have to go back to the store.
DNeal - 5 / 5 - 29/08/2017
Good, but they are bigger
These are ideal for replacing the old halogen capsule bulbs - provided that you have space. They're bigger, so on one our fittings the glass globes won't fit over them.