SKIP16 OSRAM LED GU10 15W NON-DIMMABLE 3
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Product information
These GU10 reflector spot LED light bulbs have an impressive low energy A rating. They have a 1.4W power consumption, which is equivalent to a 15W halogen eco bulb and give off a warm white light.
Features and benefits
- LED bulbs last longer. Leave them on constantly and you should find they are still working 6 years later!
- Full brightness instantly; you don't have to wait for it to reach full brightness unlike CFL bulbs
- 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 switch to LED;
Specifications
| Product code | 4008321656810 |
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Reviews
3.33 / 5(3 reviews)OldBrummie - 5 / 5 - 16/06/2014
Value for money
Good lamps, exact replacements size wise. Less harsh than halogens and a nice lighting colour. Good value for money. I wait to see if they last the 50,000 hours they claim.
NickH - 4 / 5 - 10/12/2012
Great with directional halogen lights
I have a 4-bulb halogen light fitting which I had been using halogen bulbs with. These had been burning out rather quickly so I decided to try LED bulbs. They are a more natural light than the halogen bulbs and the angle of dispersal mean it's a great coverage over the room. They also act less like spotlights, meaning that the room is lit, rather than patches of the wall. Overall they are slightly dimmer, but the quality of light is much better
OiOi - 1 / 5 - 12/10/2012
Nice but dim
These bulbs were bought for the kitchen but even with three installed the kitchen was so dim it was like being in a cave. If you're looking for mood lighting then perhaps these bulbs are for you. If you're looking for clear bright light, then don't buy these. So they will be going back. When will manufacturers gives us energy saving but bright bulbs?