Philips 8718691576557 User Manual

Philips LED
Bulb

5.7 W (40 W)

E27
Warm white
Frosted

8718696576557

Designed to be seen

Looks good off and on

Familiar shapes you know and love. They use around 80% less energy than traditional light
bulbs thanks to the latest LED energy-saving technology and last ten times longer.

Create a warm atmosphere

• High colour rendering (CRI > 80) for vivid colours

• Dimmable

Warm sparkling light

• True incandescent-like warm white light (2700 K)

Save on energy

• Saves up to 80% energy

8718696576557

Bulb

5.7 W (40 W) E27, Warm white, Frosted

Specifications

Bulb characteristics

• Shape: Bulb

• Cap/fitting: E27

• Dimmable

• Voltage: 220–240 V

• Wattage: 5.7 W

• Wattage equivalent: 40 W

• Type: A60

Power consumption

• Energy efficiency label: A+

• Power consumption per 1000h: 5.7 kW·h

• Light output [lumen value]: 470

Light characteristics

• Colour: Warm White

• Colour temperature: 2700 K

• Light effect/finish: Warm White

• Colour rendering index (CRI): 80

• Starting time: < 0.5 s

Durability

• Lifetime of lamp: 15,000 hour(s)

• Number of switch cycles: 30,000

• Lumen maintenance factor: 0.7

• Average life (at 2.7 hrs/day): 15 year(s)

Bulb dimensions

• Height: 110 mm

• Width: 60 mm

Other characteristics

• Lamp current: 30 mA

• Range: LED Classic

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Highlights

Dimmable

Designed to provide quality dimming to create the
right ambience for any activity, from relaxed to
active atmospheres.

High colour rendering (CRI>80)

Issue date 2016-08-11

Version: 3.0.1

12 NC: 9290 012 43108
EAN: 87 18696 57655 7

The colour rendering index (CRI) is used to describe
the effect of a light source on colour appearance.
Natural outdoor light has a CRI of 100 and is used as
the standard of comparison for any other light
source. The CRI of Philips LED light bulbs is always
higher than 80, close to the sun's value, reflecting
colours truly and naturally.

Saves up to 80% energy

Save up to 80% energy compared to your standard
bulb. It pays for itself and saves you money year after
year. So reduce your energy bill and start saving now.

Warm white light (2700 K)

Light can have different colour temperatures,
indicated in units called Kelvin (K). Bulbs with a low
Kelvin value produce a warm, cosier light, while
those with a higher Kelvin value produce a cool,
more energising light.

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