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100 Watt Halogen Halolux Small Bayonet Cap Pearl
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Part No: M78F
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100 Watt Halogen Halolux Small Bayonet Cap Pearl
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£8.99
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Inc. VAT
£10.79
Saving 18% (2.00) on RRP: 10.99
QuickFind:
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Part No:
M78F
Product Summary
Cap/Base
15mm Ba15d/SBC
15mm Ba15d/SBC
Cap/Base Type
Bayonet
Bayonet
Colour
Warm White (830)
Warm White (830)
Colour Temp
2700 K
2700 K
Diameter
18 mm
18 mm
Dimming?
Dimmable
Dimmable
Length
85 mm
85 mm
Type
Halogen
Halogen
Voltage
220-240 Volt
220-240 Volt
Wattage
100 W
100 W
100 Watt Halogen Halolux Small Bayonet Cap Pearl
from Leading Brand (Model: M78F)
A Clear 100W Warm White Halogen Halolux light bulb with a SBC that is an energy saving replacement for a standard incandescent bulb. This tubular lamp emits a crisp white halogen light that is popular in display lighting applications. Offering a 20% saving in energy usage this lamp also features a 2000 hour lamp life.
Part Codes
of alternative stock identifiers| 64475P J063 |
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