CED CFL Security Light Lamp 118mm - R7s

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This CED CFL Security Light Lamp is designed for homeowners and facilities managers seeking a cost-effective and energy-efficient replacement for traditional 300W tungsten halogen floodlight bulbs. Its key benefit is significant energy saving and a long lifespan, reducing both electricity bills and maintenance frequency. A key consideration is ensuring your existing fixture uses an R7s 118mm fitting and is rated for 220-240V. This lamp offers a direct fit for many J118 flood lighting fixtures, providing comparable illumination with lower power consumption.
| Model Part Number | CFL500 |
|---|---|
| Brand | CED |
While it's a direct replacement, it's best to check the fixture's specifications. Enclosed fixtures can sometimes generate more heat, which might affect the lifespan of any bulb. This CFL is rated for standard use and may perform optimally in fixtures with adequate ventilation.
The 24W CFL provides equivalent light output to a 300W tungsten halogen bulb, meaning it illuminates with similar brightness but uses significantly less energy.
R7s refers to the type of base, and 118mm is the length of the bulb itself. This specific size and base type are crucial for compatibility with your existing floodlight fixture.
No, this bulb is designed exclusively for 220-240V systems and will not function correctly or safely in a 120V system.
CFL bulbs typically take a short period, often between 30 seconds to 1 minute, to reach their maximum brightness after being switched on.
Please refer to the product packaging or the retailer's information for specific warranty details, as these can vary.
Yes, it is suitable for outdoor use, typically in floodlight fixtures designed for security or area illumination. Ensure the fixture itself is rated for outdoor conditions.
Verify the power is on at the switch/breaker. Ensure the bulb is correctly seated in the R7s holder. Check that the fixture is compatible with 220-240V and the bulb's wattage. Try the bulb in a different compatible fixture if possible.
This can sometimes occur with CFLs. Ensure a stable power connection. If flickering persists, the bulb may be nearing the end of its life or there might be an issue with the fixture itself. Contact support if the issue is constant.
CFL bulbs may take a minute to reach full brightness. Ensure the bulb has had sufficient time to warm up. Check that the fixture's reflector (if present) is clean and not obstructing light.
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