✨ Light smarter, live warmer 💡
The PHILIPS Master Value LED 3.4W A60 Glass Bulb combines energy efficiency with premium warm dimming technology, offering a versatile 2200K-2700K color range and a long 15,000-hour lifespan. Its clear glass and high CRI of 90 deliver superior light quality, making it perfect for modern living and working environments that demand both style and sustainability.
Brand | PHILIPS |
Manufacturer | Philips |
Product Dimensions | 10.3 x 6 x 6 cm; 50 g |
Item model number | 929003010199 |
Part Number | 929003010199 |
Number of Items | 1 |
Shape | Arbitrary(A) |
Material | Glass |
Finish types | Clear |
Voltage | 240 Volts |
Specific Uses | General Lighting |
Special features | DimTone 2200K -2700K |
Power and Plug Description: | Electrical Power |
Batteries included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Type of Bulb | LED |
Cap Type | b22 |
EU Energy Efficiency Label | D |
Luminous Flux | 470 Lumen |
Wattage | 3.4 watts |
Wattage | 40 Watts |
Incandescent Equivalent | 40 Watts |
Bulb Features | WarmTone 2200K - 2700K |
Colour Temperature | 2700 Kelvin |
Colour Rendering Index (CRI) | 90.00 |
Average Life | 20000 Cycles |
Average Life | 15000 Hours |
Bulb Diameter | 60 Millimetres |
Bulb Length | 103 Millimetres |
Item Weight | 50 g |
Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
J**Y
These work great and save you more money
Saves you money and dim up and down no flicker
N**R
Expensive, Flickery and Non-linear Dimming
These are complete rubbish, compared to some better Philips 'DimTone' bulbs that I already have.I wanted something dimmable and dimmer (if you'll pardon the pun) than some other Philips bulbs, to go on the same circuit, so they needed to have a similar colour temperature and 'DimTone' dimming as the existing ones (the colour temperature gets 'warmer' as you dim, like the old fashioned incandescents).Unfortunately though, these are completely rubbish compared to the other bulbs. I tried them on several different types of dimmers: leading edge, trailing edge, smart dimmer with multiple modes and they flicker horribly for a large part of their range on all of them! They also have a non linear dimming response and a shorter life expectancy than my existing bulbs (Philips MasterLED A60 8.5W) which have sadly been discontinued.I can't help feeling that they (Philips) are now deliberately producing cheaper bulbs that don't last as long. Perhaps it's time I gave one of the other brands a try. Shame really as Philips have been my go-to LED bulb manufacturer of choice until now.
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