Aurora Energy Saving 63mm Dia 11 Watt Cool White (50 Watt Alternative)

Name: Aurora Energy Saving 63mm Dia 11 Watt Cool White (50 Watt Alternative)
Brand: Aurora
SKU: AU-GUF4011/40
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 3.8 (5 reviews)

4 stars, 5 customer reviews

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Product Discontinued
This item was discontinued on 8th November, 2021

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Beam Angle
36 Degrees

Cap/Base Type
2 Pin

Colour Temp
4000 K

Diameter
64 mm

Dimming?
Non-Dimmable

Equivalent Wattage
50 W

GU10 Type
Standard (Plastic)

Length
88 mm

Light Bulb Type
Reflectors/Spotlights

Light Colour
Cool White (840/845)

Lumens
500 lm

Manufacturer
Aurora

Reflector/Spotlight Type
GU10

Technology
LED

Type
Light Bulb

Voltage
220-240 Volt

Wattage
11 W

Product Overview

Aurora Energy Saving 63mm Dia 11 Watt Cool White (50 Watt Alternative) from Aurora

Model: AU-GUF4011/40

Introducing the Aurora Energy Saving GU10 Spotlight that gives 60 Watts of light from just 11 Watts. This bulb is a retrofit replacement for a standard halogen GU10 lasting 5 times longer at 10,000 hours, and reducing energy usage by 80%. This Cool White lamp is an excellent choice for spotlighting applications.

Potential Energy Savings

For bulb(s) over manufacturer's predicted life time and at pence per kWh rate.

Your saving would be approximately £109.20

Technical Specifications

Light Bulb Type	Reflectors/Spotlights
Technology	LED
Wattage	11 W
Manufacturer	Aurora
Light Colour	Cool White (840/845)
Dimming?	Non-Dimmable
Equivalent Wattage	50 W
Beam Angle	36 Degrees
Lumens	500 lm
Colour Temp	4000 K
Diameter	64 mm
Length	88 mm
Cap/Base Type	2 Pin
Type	Light Bulb
Manufacturers Average Lamp Life	10000 hrs
Voltage	220-240 Volt
Warranty	1 Year
CRI Rating	< 80
Energy Efficiency Rating	B
Reflector/Spotlight Type	GU10
GU10 Type	Standard (Plastic)
Fitting Rating	Enclosed

Associated Product Barcodes

5055155450014

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Frequently Asked Questions 3

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What Does Beam Angle Mean?

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What Are Lumens?

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Customer Reviews

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Average Rating

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Comments

30th September, 2021 - Graham, United Kingdom
The product is good but expensive. Unfortunately it is the only lamp that works on the fitting.

1st September, 2017 - Janet, United Kingdom
Long lasting &well worth the money.

29th July, 2017 - Jane, United Kingdom
Well packaged items quick to deliver and large selection. Pricing very competitive will use again.

23rd May, 2016 - Clive, United Kingdom
This lamp appears to be exclusive to Aurora, which may account for the relatively high price for what is essentially just a variant of a standard compact fluorescent lamp. My daughter's flat has ceiling lamp fittings that only take these bulbs, so I had to bite the bullet and buy a couple of them. I just hope they have a decent MTBF, otherwise the low running costs will prove to be insignificant compared with the replacement costs when they fail! On the plus side, they seem to be well made and they seem to provide full brightness immediately on switch-on.

5th May, 2015 - Neil, United Kingdom
I bought 11 of these in November 2014 for my kitchen. With minimal use only 3 of these lights remain working!!!. I believe the the problem with these lamps is that they run far too hot and the delicate electronics which are situated directly on top of the lamp are overheating and burning out. At the rate which these things are going, I would be better off with candles. really disappointed with these. 1 star is too generous