Seen @Ikea: LED bulb with 1800 lm and 90 CRI
March 29, 2016
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I am not easily tempted to look at Ikea’s product range or visit their stores, but this one had me triggered: an E27-compatible replacement bulb with a couple of specifications that are remarkable if not impressive when found in a single product: 1,800 lm; 2,700 K; 90 CRI (color rendering index); 81 lm/W; dimmable.
I hope the absence of fins on the ‘Ledare’ range model LED1477G22 will not cause overheating under adverse circumstances.
With an E27 (27mm) screw fitting and a 95-mm diameter, opal white bulb this is a fat thing.
Ikea in their product sheet claim an estimated lifetime of 25 Khours to 70% of nominal luminous flux, and 25 Kswitching cycles. Power consumption is 22 watts; power factor, 0.9, energy class: A+; and lastly the price: £15.
I hope the absence of fins on the ‘Ledare’ range model LED1477G22 will not cause overheating under adverse circumstances.
With an E27 (27mm) screw fitting and a 95-mm diameter, opal white bulb this is a fat thing.
Ikea in their product sheet claim an estimated lifetime of 25 Khours to 70% of nominal luminous flux, and 25 Kswitching cycles. Power consumption is 22 watts; power factor, 0.9, energy class: A+; and lastly the price: £15.
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Happy Harry 9 years ago
TheEditor 9 years ago
Happy Harry 9 years ago
michelcharest 9 years ago
The panel is so thin that it distorts under the faintest pressure. The result is that it is so distorted that it barely touches the led pcb and the main heatsink. How long do you think this led light will last?