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LED bulb Nedis LBFE14C352 4.5 W (470 lm) E14 Warm white 2700 K, CRI 80, 15,000 h
Nedis LBFE14C352 is a candle-shaped LED filament bulb with an E14 cap that provides warm white illumination at 2700 K. With a nominal power of 4.5 W and a luminous flux of 470 lm, this bulb is intended as a direct energy-saving replacement for typical 42 W incandescent lamps. It has a long rated lifetime of 15,000 hours and a wide beam angle of 320°, making it suitable for many household luminaires and decorative fittings where a classic glass bulb appearance and warm atmosphere are desired.
The bulb delivers warm white light with a Colour Rendering Index (CRI) of 80, offering natural colour rendition for everyday home use. Low electrical power of 4.5 W reduces energy consumption compared with incandescent equivalents while maintaining usable light output of 470 lm. The retro glass filament design combines a decorative look with LED efficiency, and the wide 320° beam angle ensures even light distribution in open fixtures. The rated lifetime of 15,000 hours reduces the frequency of replacements.
Ensure the luminaire is compatible with an E14 cap and rated for the bulb's voltage before installation. Switch off power at the fixture, allow any existing bulb to cool, then screw the Nedis LBFE14C352 into the socket until secure. Restore power and verify the light operates as expected. This bulb is suitable for standard mains voltage luminaires commonly used in household settings.
Install the bulb in fixtures that provide adequate ventilation and avoid enclosed fittings unless the fixture manufacturer specifies compatibility with LED bulbs. If dimming is required, verify that the dimmer is LED-compatible; otherwise operate the bulb on a non-dimming circuit to ensure nominal performance and expected lifetime.
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More energy-efficient light technologies often require less power than original bulb technology. The equivalent bulb power compares the power of a new bulb with the power for an original bulb to produce the same amount of light.
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