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Prolite 200 Watt Halogen Linear 78mm 240 Volt
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Part No: K27/240V
Part No: K27/240V
Product Summary
Cap/Base
R7s/RX7s
R7s/RX7s
Cap/Base Type
Double Ended
Double Ended
Colour
Warm White (830)
Warm White (830)
Colour Temp
2700 K
2700 K
Dimming?
Dimmable
Dimmable
Length
80 mm
80 mm
Manufacturer
Prolite
Prolite
Type
Halogen
Halogen
Voltage
220-240 Volt
220-240 Volt
Wattage
200 W
200 W
Prolite 200 Watt Halogen Linear 78mm 240 Volt
from Prolite (Model: K27/240V) Tungsten Halogen Linear light bulbs are a high intensity light source that offer a crisp bright white 4 x brighter than that of an incandescent lamp. This 240 Volt 78mm K Type bulb is rated at 200 Watts, perfect for floodlighting applications. This lamp saves 20% on energy usage compared to an incandescent lamp and lasts 2000 hours.
Product Barcodes
associated with this item| 5051203034335 |
Part Codes
of alternative stock identifiers| K27 |
| K61120 D011 |
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What are the different types of cap and base?
Fri May 2006There are many different types of cap and base. The more common caps and bases include 'Edison Screw', 'Bayonet Cap', 'Small Bayonet Cap' and 'Small Bayonet Cap'. To view the more unusual caps and for a complete guide ...
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Fri May 2006Incandescent lamps are standard domestic light bulbs including GLS, candle, golfball and many others. Halogen lamps are high intensity, optimised lamps giving better efficiency than standard light bulbs. Energy saving lamps are direct replaceme ...
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Fri Apr 2015As Hazardous Waste Products which contain dangerous chemicals including Mercury and Lead, used Low Energy Light Bulbs and batteries must be disposed of in a safe and appropriate manner. Energy Saving Light Bulbs cannot be placed in Glass Recycling Ba ...
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