Description
This is a clear LED bulb with a GU10 cap, the two-pin base found on many spotlights and downlights. The body is clear glass in the familiar reflector shape, with fine ribbing running down the flared head and the narrow neck, and a moulded lens across the front. It gives 345 lumens of cool white light at a colour temperature of 4000K while drawing 4.5W, and it carries an Energy Class F rating. Lumens measure the light a bulb gives, so 345 lumens is the figure to compare when choosing between spots.
A 4000K white sits between the warm yellow of a traditional living room bulb and the blue tint of daylight lamps, so it reads clean and crisp without feeling clinical. That makes it a good choice wherever you want to see clearly: kitchen spotlights over a worktop, a hallway or landing downlight, a home office, a dry utility room or a workshop bench. A row of them along a ceiling gives clean working light, and the clear glass keeps the bulb looking tidy wherever it shows inside an open fitting.
As an LED bulb it has no fragile filament, and the glass is clear rather than frosted, so nothing softens the light it gives. The Energy Class F rating and the 4.5W draw are the figures to compare when you weigh up running costs. Before you order, check that your fitting takes a GU10 cap, and if you are replacing bulbs across a set of spotlights, match the 4000K colour temperature throughout the room so every spot gives the same white.
Specification
| Lumens |
345lm |
| Wattage |
4.5W |
| Technology |
LED |
| Energy Class |
F |
| Cap |
GU10 |
| Colour Temperature |
4000K |
Frequently Asked
What cap does this bulb have?
It has a GU10 cap with two pins, so it suits any spotlight or downlight that takes a GU10 bulb.
How bright is this LED bulb?
It gives 345 lumens while drawing 4.5W, a useful level for kitchen spotlights, hallways and other everyday downlights around the home.
What colour is the light?
It is cool white at 4000K, a crisp, clean white that suits kitchens, home offices and anywhere you want to see clearly.
What is the energy rating?
The bulb carries an Energy Class F rating and draws 4.5W, two figures worth comparing when you choose between bulbs.
Is the glass clear or frosted?
The glass is clear, with fine ribbing down the reflector head and neck, so the bulb looks neat inside an open fitting.