Description
This is a clear glass LED bulb with a GU10 cap, the two-pin base found in many spotlights and downlights. The reflector head is shaped like a shallow cup and the glass body is faceted, so the bulb looks tidy and bright even where it sits exposed in an open fitting. It draws 4.9W and gives a warm white light at 2700K, the soft, slightly golden tone that suits living spaces in the evening.
We would choose it for ceiling downlights in a kitchen or hallway, spotlight bars over a dining table, track lighting, and reading lamps that take a GU10 bulb. Because it is clear rather than frosted, the glass catches the light and looks neat in fittings where the bulb is on show. The warm white keeps a room feeling relaxed rather than clinical, which is why many people pick 2700K for lounges and bedrooms. Buying a matching set for every spot in a room keeps the colour of the light even from one fitting to the next.
The bulb carries an energy class of E on the energy label, and at 4.9W it is a sensible choice for fittings left lit through long evenings. Check that your fitting takes a GU10 cap before you order, and look for the two pins at the base of your old bulb. To keep the glass clear, switch it off, let it cool and wipe it gently with a soft, dry cloth.
Specification
| Wattage |
4.9W |
| Technology |
LED |
| Energy Class |
E |
| Cap |
GU10 |
| Colour Temperature |
2700K |
Frequently Asked
Which fittings does this bulb suit?
It suits any light with a GU10 lampholder, such as ceiling downlights, spotlight bars, track lights and lamps built for GU10 bulbs.
What colour is the light?
It gives a warm white light at 2700K, a soft and slightly golden tone that feels relaxed in living rooms and bedrooms.
How much power does the bulb draw?
It draws 4.9W and carries an energy class of E, so it is a modest load for lights you use every evening.
What material is the bulb?
The body and reflector head are clear glass, with a faceted outer surface that looks neat in open fittings where the bulb is visible.
How should I clean the glass?
Switch the bulb off, let it cool, then wipe the glass gently with a soft, dry cloth to keep it clear and bright.