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LED filament bulb Philips A60 7W (equiv. 60W) E27 clear 2700K pack of 2
Philips LED filament bulb A60, pack of 2, delivers warm white light with a colour temperature of 2700 K and a clear glass finish that preserves the classic bulb look while providing efficient LED illumination. Each lamp consumes 7 W and produces 806 lm, offering light output comparable to a 60 W incandescent bulb. The E27 screw base makes it compatible with standard household fittings; a colour rendering index (CRI) of 80 ensures natural-looking colours for everyday environments. The estimated lifetime of approximately 15,000 hours reduces maintenance and replacement frequency.
The clear filament design provides a sparkling, decorative light without compromising light quality. Energy-saving LED technology reduces energy consumption by around 85% compared with traditional incandescent lamps while maintaining familiar bulb shapes. Long rated lifetime and stable luminous flux offer reliable performance for general and accent lighting applications.
Ensure the power to the luminaire is switched off before replacing or installing bulbs. Screw the Philips LED filament bulb into a compatible E27 socket until secure, then restore power and switch on. The bulb produces full light output immediately without warm-up. Suitable for use in open fixtures; avoid use in fully enclosed luminaires unless the fixture manufacturer specifies compatibility with LED bulbs.
For best performance and longevity, operate the bulbs within the specified voltage range of your household supply and avoid exposure to excessive heat or moisture. Use in dry indoor locations or in fixtures rated for indoor use. Replace bulbs at the end of life to maintain consistent light quality across fixtures.
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A method of describing the color characteristics of light, usually either warm (yellowish) or cool (bluish). Usually measured in degrees of Kelvin (°K).
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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Luminous flux or luminous power is the measure of the perceived power of light measured in lumen. The luminous flux is a weighted sum of the power at all wavelengths in the visible band.
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