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2000 Watt Halogen Linear 334mm 240 Volt
FA4 Cap/Base
RRP
£12.90
£12.90
Price
£9.06
£9.06
Inc. VAT
£10.87
£10.87
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Part No: K6
Part No: K6
Product Summary
Actual Wattage
2000 W
2000 W
Cap/Base
FA4
FA4
Cap/Base Type
Double Ended
Double Ended
Colour
Warm White (830)
Warm White (830)
Colour Temp
2700 K
2700 K
Dimming?
Dimmable
Dimmable
Length
335 mm
335 mm
Manufacturer
Leading Brand
Leading Brand
Type
Halogen
Halogen
Voltage
240 Volt
240 Volt
2000 Watt Halogen Linear 334mm 240 Volt
from Leading Brand (Model: K6) This Mains Voltage (240 Volts) K Type Linear Halogen light bulb is 334mm long and rated at 2000 Watts. Halogen light output is substantially crisper and brighter than that of an incandescent, making this K Type Linear Halogen lamp ideal for floodlighting and display lighting applications. This is an instant start lamp with a 2000 hour lamp life, twice that of an incandescent bulb. This bulb also saves up to 20% in energy usage compared to an incandescent lamp.
Part Codes
of alternative stock identifiers| K6-240V D007 |
Additional Information
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