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100 Watt Halogen Halolux Edison Screw Pearl
26-27mm ES/E27 Cap/Base
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100 Watt Halogen Halolux Edison Screw Pearl
This item was discontinued on 7th October, 2013 and is no longer available.
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£9.99
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Part No: M182C
Product Summary
Actual Wattage
100 W
100 W
Cap/Base
26-27mm ES/E27
26-27mm ES/E27
Cap/Base Type
Edison Screw
Edison Screw
Colour
Warm White (830)
Warm White (830)
Colour Temp
2700 K
2700 K
Diameter
32 mm
32 mm
Length
105 mm
105 mm
Type
Halogen
Halogen
Voltage
240 Volt
240 Volt
100 Watt Halogen Halolux Edison Screw Pearl
from (Model: M182P) The Tubular Halogen Halolux 100 watt ES light bulb has more compact dimensions than an ordinary light bulb whilst still emitting a high quality light. This 100% dimmable lamp features a Pearl finish and is suited to General Domestic, Retail and Commercial applications. Offering a 2000hour lamp life, twice that of a standard incandescent bulb.
Product Barcodes
associated with this item| 4008321035912 | |
| 4050300282909 |
Part Codes
of alternative stock identifiers| OBSOLETE |
| offer 64476CL J063 |
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