Aurora Energy Saving GU10 11 Watt Warm White (60 Watt Alternative)

Product Discontinued
This item was discontinued on 22nd November, 2016
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GU10 Energy Saving Bulbs
Cap/Base
GU10
Cap/Base Type
2 Pin
Colour Temp
2700 K
Diameter
50 mm
Dimming?
Non-Dimmable
Equivalent Wattage
35 W
Length
78 mm
Light Bulb Type
Reflectors/Spotlights
Light Colour
Very Warm White (827)
Lumens
250 lm
Manufacturer
Aurora
Type
Light Bulb
Wattage
11 W
Product Overview
Aurora Energy Saving GU10 11 Watt Warm White (60 Watt Alternative) from Aurora
Model: AU-GUF11/27
Potential Energy Savings
Your saving would be approximately £201.60
Technical Specifications
Light Bulb Type | Reflectors/Spotlights |
---|---|
Wattage | 11 W |
Manufacturer | Aurora |
Light Colour | Very Warm White (827) |
Dimming? | Non-Dimmable |
Equivalent Wattage | 35 W |
Lumens | 250 lm |
Colour Temp | 2700 K |
Diameter | 50 mm |
Length | 78 mm |
Cap/Base Type | 2 Pin |
Type | Light Bulb |
Manufacturers Average Lamp Life | 30000 hrs |
Cap/Base | GU10 |
Associated Product Barcodes
5055155433017 |
Alternative Stock Identifier Part Codes
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Frequently Asked QuestionsDo energy saving bulbs flicker when you turn them on?
Thu May 2007
Yes, they do slightly but unlike early energy saver lamps a few years ago, the latest designs generally include electronic rapid start circuitry to make the lamp light in less than 1 second with virtually no flickering.Energy saving light bulbs come ...
Don't energy saving light bulbs give a harsh light?
Thu May 2007
Some older designs had quite a high "colour temperature" which may be perceived as "colder" but many energy saving lamps now use a "warm white" coating to make the light very similar to a normal incandescent bulb.
How long do energy saving light bulbs take to "warm up"?
Thu May 2007
The latest compact fluorescent lamps "warm up" very much faster than older designs, typically reaching 95% of their full light output in under a minute.