Philips 046677417345 User Manual

Philips Energy Saver Globe

9w (40w)*

Medium base (E26) Soft White

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Complete a room with efficiency and style

Set the mood with energy saving decorative light

Philips 9W EnergySaver Decorative Candle Compact Fluorescent bulb provides soft, energy saving light, long life and reduced operating costs. This 9W can replace a standard 40W incandescent and can save up to $27 in energy costs*.

Long life

• Lasts 7.3 years

Energy efficient

• Reduces energy costs

Soft white light

• Provides a soft, comfortable light

Globe

9w (40w)* Medium base (E26), Soft White

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Specifications

Bulb characteristics

•Shape: Globe

• Base: Medium Screw (E26)

• Voltage: 120 V

Bulb dimensions

•Height: 6.8 inch

• Width: 6 inch

Durability

• Average life (at 2.7 hrs/day): 7.3 year(s)

• Lifetime of lamps: 8000 hour(s)

Light characteristics

• Color rendering index (CRI): 82

• Color temperature: 2700 K

• Light output: 500 lumen

Power consumption

• Wattage: 9 W

• Wattage equivalent: 40 W

• Energy Star Certified

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Highlights

Reduces energy costs

This bulb saves $27.28 in energy costs when you replace a 40 Watt incandescent A shape with this 9 Watt CFL**.

Lasts 7.3 years

By using this bulb, you can reduce the hassle of frequently replacing your light bulbs. It will last up to

7.3 years based on an average use of 3 hours per day, 7 days per week.

Provides a soft light

This compact fluorescent bulb provides a soft white light similar to an incandescent bulb, and creates a warm and relaxing atmosphere.

Issue date 2014-08-09

Version: 5.0.1

12 NC: 0000 000 00000

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* This 9 watt Energy Saver bulb provides soft white light similar to a 40

watt incandescent bulb.

* * At $0.11kWh, this 9 watt Energy Saver bulb rated at 500 lumens uses

$7.92 of e

lectricity over its 8000 hour life. This is a $27.28 savings when compared to the $35.20 required to run a 40 watt incandescent bulb rated 295 lumens over the same period.