SMD Smart Light-Sense A60 8W/E27/230V/3000K/710Lm/230°/darkness and motion sensor 169,- In stock > 10 pcs at the supplier's
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SMD Smart Light-Sense A60 8W/E27/230V/3000K/710Lm/230°/darkness and motion sensor
Notice: Automatically turns on and off when the light level drops below 20 lux. Motion detection of 8 meters and lighting time of 40 seconds.
The Diolamp Smart Light-Sense A60 Smart LED Bulb is equipped with a motion and twilight sensor, ensuring the light only turns on when needed. It automatically activates upon detecting motion in low-light conditions and switches off again after a period of inactivity. With an E27 base and an 8W power consumption, it replaces a classic incandescent bulb. It provides a warm white light with a temperature of 3000K and a luminous flux of 710lm.
Key Features of the Diolamp Smart Light-Sense A60 LED Bulb
Designed for an E27 base
Equipped with an integrated motion and twilight sensor
Provides warm white light with a temperature of 3000K
Luminous flux of 710lm
Power consumption of 8W at a voltage of 230V
Colour Rendering Index (CRI) value of 80 Ra
Lifespan of up to 30,000 hours
Wide beam angle of 230°
Dimensions 11.2×6cm (Lר)
Automatic and Energy-Saving Lighting
Integrated sensors ensure fully automatic operation and reduce energy consumption. The twilight sensor first determines if the surrounding area is dark enough. If so, it activates the motion sensor, which then turns on the bulb when it detects movement. This means the light is only on when you actually need it, and it switches itself off after you leave the area. The bulb is suitable for places with short-term foot traffic.
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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