Philips CorePro LED-lamp - White - E

Philips CorePro LED lamp, white, energy efficiency class E, base R7s, 7.2W, luminous flux 810lm, e...

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This Philips CorePro LED Linear R7s bulb is ideal for users seeking an energy-efficient and long-lasting replacement for traditional 60W halogen R7s bulbs. Its key benefit is significant energy savings and reduced maintenance due to its 15,000-hour lifespan. A potential caveat is its classification within energy efficiency class E, which may not be the most efficient option available, though it still offers substantial savings over halogen alternatives. This bulb provides 810 lumens of warm white light (3000K) with a wide 300° beam angle, suitable for floodlights, security lights, uplighters, and floor lamps.

All features

ColourWhite
Energy EfficiencyE
Model Part Number929002495002
BrandPhilips

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FAQs

What is the energy efficiency class of this bulb?

This Philips CorePro LED Linear bulb has an energy efficiency class of E on a scale of A to G.

Can I use this bulb in a dimmer switch?

No, this bulb is not dimmable and should only be used in standard, non-dimmable fixtures.

How long will this bulb last?

The bulb has an estimated lifespan of up to 15,000 hours.

What is the color temperature of the light?

The light color temperature is 3000 Kelvin, which is considered warm white.

What is the luminous flux and what does it mean?

The luminous flux is 810 lumens, indicating the total amount of visible light emitted by the bulb. This is comparable to a 60W halogen bulb.

What type of socket does this bulb use?

This bulb uses the R7s fitting/cap type.

How does this bulb compare to a 60W halogen bulb?

It uses only 7.2W of power to produce the same 810 lumens output as a 60W halogen bulb, offering significant energy savings and a much longer lifespan.

Troubleshooting

Bulb does not light up

Check that the power to the fixture is on. Ensure the bulb is correctly seated in the R7s socket. Verify that the fixture is not on a dimmer circuit, as this bulb is non-dimmable.

Flickering light

Ensure a secure connection in the R7s socket. If the fixture is on a dimmer, this bulb may not be compatible. Check for voltage fluctuations in the power supply.

Reduced brightness over time

While LED performance is stable, ensure the bulb and fixture are clean. Check the lumen maintenance factor, which indicates expected light output over its lifespan. If significantly reduced, replacement may be needed after extensive use.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Significant energy savings compared to halogen bulbs.
  • Extended lifespan reduces replacement frequency and cost.
  • Provides a comfortable warm white light suitable for ambiance.
  • Wide beam angle ensures good light coverage.
  • Direct replacement for many R7s fixtures.

Cons

  • Energy efficiency class is E, which is not the highest available.
  • Not dimmable, limiting control in certain lighting setups.
  • May be larger than some very compact halogen predecessors, requiring fixture verification.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure the power to the light fixture is switched off at the mains.
  2. Carefully remove the old bulb from the R7s socket.
  3. Insert the Philips CorePro LED Linear bulb into the R7s fitting, ensuring it is securely seated.
  4. Restore power to the fixture and switch it on.

Compatibility:

  • Base Type: This bulb is compatible with R7s sockets.
  • Voltage: Operates on standard 220-240V AC input voltage.
  • Frequency: Suitable for 50-60 Hz input frequency.
  • Fixture Type: Ideal for use in floodlights, uplighters, floor lamps, and other fixtures designed for R7s linear bulbs.
  • Dimmability: This bulb is not dimmable. Ensure it is used in a non-dimmable fixture to avoid potential issues.

Care:

  • Always ensure the fixture is cool and power is disconnected before cleaning or replacing the bulb.
  • Wipe the bulb gently with a dry or slightly damp soft cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents.
  • Ensure the fixture is properly ventilated, especially if replacing a higher wattage halogen bulb, although LEDs produce less heat.

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