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Philips Candle & Lustre LED Light Bulb (5.5W/40W/E14/230V/Warm White) - Selffix Singapore

Philips Candle & Lustre LED Light Bulb (5.5W/40W/E14/230V/Warm White)

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Philips Candle & Lustre LED Light Bulb (5.5W/40W/E14/230V/Warm White)

Light that's easy on your eyes

Comfortable light from the world leader in lighting

  • 5.5W (40W)
  • E14
  • Warm white
  • 220-240 V

Very low energy consumption; saving at least 80%

When you switch to a Philips LED light bulb, you immediately use up to 80% less energy without sacrificing light output and quality.

Designed for the comfort of your eyes

It's easy to see how harsh lighting can strain the eyes. Too bright, and you get the glare. Too soft and you experience flicker. Now you can gently light up your world with LEDs designed to go easy on the eyes, and create the perfect ambience for your home.

  • True incandescent-like warm white light (2700 K)

    Light can have different color temperatures, indicated in units called Kelvin (K). Bulbs with a low Kelvin value produce a warm, more cozy light, while those with a higher Kelvin value produce a cool, more energizing light.

  • Instant light when switched on

    No need to wait: Philips LED light bulbs provide their full level of brightness immediately upon switching on.

  • Lasts up to 15 years

    With a lifetime of up to 15.000 hours, this Philips LED lamp will ensure your desired atmosphere for up to 15 years.*

  • No visible flicker

    When your light flickers in quick succession it could be hard on the eyes, cause headaches, and even set off an attack for those with photosensitive epilepsy. It's both unpleasant and unnecessary. LEDs can flicker because of their rapid response to the driver current. However, because Philips LEDs are designed so that variations in your driver current's output are minimized, they eliminate the factors that cause flicker. So, you won't see it, not even a hint.

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