Nedis LED bulb, G9, 2 W, 200 lm, 2700 K 99,- In stock > 20 pcs at the supplier's
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Nedis LED bulb, G9, 2 W, 200 lm, 2700 K
The Nedis LED bulb with a G9 base is an energy-saving replacement for a classic 22W bulb, with its own power consumption of just 2W. It provides a luminous flux of 200 lumens and a light temperature of 2700K, which corresponds to a pleasant warm white shade. Thanks to its frosted cover, the light is distributed evenly, making it soft and free from harsh shadows. The bulb's lifespan is up to 15000 hours.
Key features of the Nedis LBG9CL1 G9 LED bulb
Designed for light fittings with a G9 base
Replaces a classic 22W bulb with a power consumption of just 2W
Provides a luminous flux of 200lm
Emits a warm white light with a temperature of 2700K
Colour rendering index (CRI) of 80 Ra
Frosted cover ensures even light distribution
Wide 320° beam angle
Lifespan of up to 15000 hours
Operates with an input voltage of 220–240V
Energy efficiency class F
Length of 6.1cm
Even lighting with natural colours
This bulb is designed for the best possible light diffusion. The frosted cover combined with a wide 320° beam angle ensures the space is evenly lit, without any glare or harsh shadows. The 2700K light temperature corresponds to a warm white shade, ideal for areas intended for relaxation. A colour rendering index of 80 Ra means that the colours of objects under this light appear natural and undistorted.
Luminous flux is a measure of the total amount of visible light emitted by a light source and is expressed in lumens (lm). Higher luminous flux means higher light output. This parameter is important when choosing a luminaire because it affects how bright the lighting in a space will be.
Maximum chromaticity refers to the highest level of colour tone that a light source can achieve. This value is crucial for spaces where brighter, crisper light with a higher colour temperature is required, such as work areas, kitchens or places where maximum visibility is needed.
The Colour Rendering Index (CRI) is a measure of how accurately a light source displays colours compared to sunlight. A higher CRI value means that colours will look more natural under that light. This parameter is important in shops, galleries and anywhere where an accurate and realistic display of colour is required.
Luminous flux is a measure of the total amount of visible light emitted by a light source and is expressed in lumens (lm). Higher luminous flux means higher light output. This parameter is important when choosing a luminaire because it affects how bright the lighting in a space will be.
Maximum chromaticity refers to the highest level of colour tone that a light source can achieve. This value is crucial for spaces where brighter, crisper light with a higher colour temperature is required, such as work areas, kitchens or places where maximum visibility is needed.
The Colour Rendering Index (CRI) is a measure of how accurately a light source displays colours compared to sunlight. A higher CRI value means that colours will look more natural under that light. This parameter is important in shops, galleries and anywhere where an accurate and realistic display of colour is required.
The socket is the end of the bulb or fluorescent lamp used to connect to the luminaire, it varies in shape and size, determines the compatibility and type of lighting application.
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