Philips 8718696710555 User Manual

Philips LED
Spot

8W (50W)

GU5.3
Warm white
Non-dimmable

8718696710555

Durable LED accent lighting with a focused beam

True incandescent-like warm white light

Philips LED spots provide a focused bright beam, a long life and significant energy savings

Choose for high-quality light

• Cool, white light

• Homogen beam pattern

• Learn about light

Choose a simple replacement for your old bulbs

•No UV or Infrared

Choose for a sustainable solution

• Long-life bulbs - Lasts up to 15 years

• Better for your wallet and your planet

Create the right light for your home

• Perfect for accent lighting

8718696710555

Spot

8W (50W) GU5.3, Warm white, Non-dimmable

Highlights

Cool, white light

This bulb has a colour temperature of 4000 K,
providing you with a cool, energising light,
perfect for creating an inviting ambiance to
host friends or wind down with a book.

Homogen beam pattern

light bulbs and enjoy a perfect lighting solution
for over 15 years.

Saves up to 80% energy

LED technology saves up to 80% energy
compared to your standard bulb. It therefore
pays for itself and saves you money year after
year. It also helps to protect the environment.

Perfect for accent lighting

No UV or IR

The light has no infrared component, so no
heat is radiated. Also, there is no ultraviolet
component in this light. These two
characteristics mean that this light will not
cause fabric and other items to fade.

Learn about light

The Single Optic lens provides a superb light
beam without the shadows that normally
appear at the beam spread edge, as happens
with traditional halogen spots.

15,000-hour rated average life

With a lifetime of up to 15,000 hours, you can
reduce the hassle of frequently replacing your

Modern lighting with a familiar wide-angle light
output (36 degrees), this LED spot is suitable
for both accent lighting and general purpose
lighting. It can be used in recessed cans and
track light fixtures, and is ideal for use in
kitchens, kitchen island lighting, living rooms
and dining rooms.

Colour temperature: Light can have different
colour temperatures, indicated in units called
Kelvin (K). Bulbs with a low Kelvin value
produce a warm, more tranquil light, while
those with a higher Kelvin value produce a
cool, more energising light. CRI: The colour
rendering index (CRI) is used to describe the
effect of a light source on colour appearance.
Natural sunlight has a CRI of 100. The CRI of
Philips LED light bulbs is always higher than 80,
which ensures that colours are shown as true
and natural.