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250 Watt JD Tungsten Halogen 110 Volt E11
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£11.52
£11.52
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£7.34
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Part No: JD110250E11
Part No: JD110250E11
Product Summary
Cap/Base
11mm E11
11mm E11
Cap/Base Type
Screw In
Screw In
Colour
Warm White (830)
Warm White (830)
Colour Temp
2700 K
2700 K
Diameter
15 mm
15 mm
Dimming?
Dimmable
Dimmable
Length
81 mm
81 mm
Type
Halogen
Halogen
Voltage
110-130 Volt
110-130 Volt
Wattage
250 W
250 W
250 Watt JD Tungsten Halogen 110 Volt E11
from Leading Brand (Model: JD110250E11) This 110 Volt Tubular JD Tungsten Halogen light bulb is rated at 250 Watts, an ideal energy efficient alternative to an incandescent lamp, saving 20% on energy usage. Offering a crisp white halogen light this lamp has an E11 Screw in base and lasts 2000 hours, twice that of an incandescent bulb. This bulb is perfectly suited to display lighting in museums, retail and domestic applications.
Product Barcodes
associated with this item| 635635585501 |
Part Codes
of alternative stock identifiers| J120-250E11 C120 |
| JD250W/E11/110V |
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