Megaman Energy Saving R63 11W ES Very Warm White (60W Alternative)

Name: Megaman Energy Saving R63 11W ES Very Warm White (60W Alternative)
Brand: Megaman
SKU: BR1111i
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)

4 stars, 5 customer reviews

Quick Find: 5585

Product Discontinued
This item was discontinued on 9th December, 2015

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Cap/Base
26-27mm ES/E27

Cap/Base Type
Edison Screw

Colour Temp
3000 K

Diameter
63 mm

Dimming?
Non-Dimmable

Equivalent Wattage
60 W

Length
100 mm

Light Bulb Type
Reflectors/Spotlights

Light Colour
Very Warm White (827)

Lumens
300 lm

Manufacturer
Megaman

Type
Light Bulb

Voltage
220-240 Volt

Wattage
11 W

Product Overview

Megaman Energy Saving R63 11W ES Very Warm White (60W Alternative) from Megaman

This Megaman R63 7W Energy Saving Reflector Lamp is an ultra-efficient bulb, a direct replacement for a conventional 40W incandescent bulb. Excellent colour rendering and lumen output combine with an excellent 15,000 hour lamp life and a 80% reduction in energy usage

Potential Energy Savings

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

Your saving would be approximately £205.80

Technical Specifications

Light Bulb Type	Reflectors/Spotlights
Wattage	11 W
Manufacturer	Megaman
Light Colour	Very Warm White (827)
Dimming?	Non-Dimmable
Equivalent Wattage	60 W
Lumens	300 lm
Colour Temp	3000 K
Diameter	63 mm
Length	100 mm
Cap/Base Type	Edison Screw
Type	Light Bulb
Manufacturers Average Lamp Life	15000 hrs
Voltage	220-240 Volt
Energy Efficiency Rating	A
Cap/Base	26-27mm ES/E27

Associated Product Barcodes

4892657026986

Alternative Stock Identifier Part Codes

5585

616323

CFLR6411WES82715:MEG

ER63ES11MEG

F11R63ESMM B084

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Product Data Sheet
Megaman Reflector Family Data Sheet

Frequently Asked Questions 3

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Tue May 2006

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Do energy saving bulbs flicker when you turn them on?

Thu May 2007

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Customer Reviews

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Average Rating

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Comments

20th March, 2013 - Christopher, United Kingdom
I first bought a number of these 11W Megaman lamps 7/8 years ago, some of which are still working. I replaced a couple of them with a slightly cheaper version (15W Prolite brand, also from BLT Direct) in Jan 2012, and both these replacements have now failed. Megaman seem to have improved the light output and warm-up time over the years - my most recent purchase seems almost as bright as the old incandescent 60W bulbs and warms up much more quickly than the earlier generation. I shall definitely stick with Megaman from now on.

20th January, 2012 - Amer, United Kingdom
The bulbs appear to have a very long warm up time before they give their full light output. In my last review I was very disappointed that the light output from 3 Megaman 11 watt lamps was still much lower than the two old style 60 watt reflectors they replaced. Today, day three of using them, after approx 6 hours of previous use, they came on and after the usual short warm up, gave out more light! I would say they are now equivalent of the two old style 60 watt bulbs. So I am giving a five star review to compensate for the 2 stars I gave them last time - average 3.5 stars. I still think the light given out should be a bit more directional as it is on the old 60watt reflectors they replaced, so they do not get the full five stars from me.

20th January, 2012 - Amer, United Kingdom
It is claimed that these Megaman 11W spots are the equivalent of the old style 60W bulbs. I have come to expect some reduction is light output from such claims, but this level of reduction of light output is too much. Three Megaman 11W spots replaced two old style 60W in our kitchen, but the light output from the 3 Megaman lights is still less - too low to cook with.

28th October, 2011 - Richard, United Kingdom
Bought in 2007, and still burning reliably. Get heavy use. Take a while to warm up, but give plenty of good quality light. I have yet to have a problem with Megaman branded products. Will buy again.

8th November, 2009 - Nic, United Kingdom
Excellent retrofit for standard reflector bulb, but take 30-60 secs to warm up. Once they are warm, the light is as good as a standard 60W reflector bulb.

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