Verbatim LED AR111 15W Cool White (35 Degree - 75 Watt Alternative)
Product Summary
15 W
G53 (53mm Apart Prongs)
2 Pin
Cool White (840/845)
4000 K
111 mm
Non-Dimmable
75 W
64 mm
880 lm
Verbatim
12 Volt
Verbatim LED AR111 15W Cool White (35 Degree - 75 Watt Alternative)
from Verbatim (Model: 52204)Potential saving for bulb over its manufacturers predicted life: £180.00
Assuming electricity is charged at p per kWh rate (most electricity companies charge approx. 12p per kWh).
| Actual Wattage | 15 W |
| Cap/Base | G53 (53mm Apart Prongs) |
| Cap/Base Type | 2 Pin |
| Colour | Cool White (840/845) |
| Colour Temp | 4000 K |
| Diameter | 111 mm |
| Dimming? | Non-Dimmable |
| Equivalent Wattage In Old Technology | 75 W |
| Length | 64 mm |
| Lumens | 880 lm |
| Manufacturer | Verbatim |
| Manufacturers Average Lamp Life | 25000 hrs |
| Voltage | 12 Volt |
Product Barcodes
associated with this item| 023942522041 |
Part Codes
of alternative stock identifiers| 10W Verison |
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