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An extremely energy efficient light bulb for everyday use in the house. Requires only 12W of energy, but produces the same amount of light as the 60W bulb. Provides 12000 hours of light. Not suitable for dimmer switches. Either screw or bayonet fitting.
Technical Specifications:
- 12 Watts
- 240 Volts
- 12 000 hours of light
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Ethicalsuperstore.com product code: 26681
Shipping Weight: 50g
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anonymous asked this question on 19th Jan 2009
Q: Energy saving light bulbs come in a variety of colours, identified by the "colour temperature", so this is an important parameter that ought to be stated alongside the wattage. The light might be any colour between 3200K (very yellow) and 4500K (very blue). What colour temperature are these?
A: According to the manufacturer the finishing/effect is "Warm White". There is no indication of a colour temperature value. I hope this helps. Marty.
