Description
This is a GU10 LED bulb with a dusk-to-dawn sensor, so it lights by itself as darkness falls and goes out again as daylight returns. It has the familiar reflector shape of a spotlight bulb: a clear glass body with faceted sides, a frosted front lens, and the GU10 cap with its pins at the base. It gives out 650lm of light at a warm 3000K while drawing 6W, and carries an Energy Class E rating.
We would choose it for any GU10 fitting you want lit from dusk until dawn without thinking about it: a hallway spotlight that greets you as you come home after dark, a landing light that guides the way once the sun has gone, or a stairwell light that should never leave you in darkness. The warm 3000K suits living spaces, where cooler light can feel harsh after sunset, and 650lm is a generous output for a single spotlight. Swapping it into an existing fitting is all it takes to give that fitting a light sensor, with no new switches or timers needed.
The body is clear glass, with faceted sides that catch the light, and the frosted lens sits across the front of the reflector. Glass does not yellow with age the way some plastics can, so the bulb keeps its clean look in an open fitting where it shows. Because the sensor reads the light around it, it works best in a fitting where daylight can reach the bulb during the day. Choose it where you want a warm, dependable light that looks after itself from dusk until dawn.
Specification
| Lumens |
650lm |
| Colour Temperature |
3000K |
| Wattage |
6W |
| Technology |
LED |
| Energy Class |
E |
| Cap |
GU10 |
| Features |
Dusk-to-dawn sensor |
Frequently Asked
How does the dusk-to-dawn sensor work?
The bulb has a built-in dusk-to-dawn sensor, so it lights by itself as darkness falls and goes out again as daylight returns.
Which cap does this bulb have?
It has a GU10 cap, so it fits any lamp holder or spotlight fitting made to take GU10 bulbs.
How bright is the bulb?
It gives out 650lm of light while drawing 6W, a generous output for a single GU10 spotlight in a hallway or on a landing.
What colour is the light?
The light is a warm 3000K, which suits hallways, landings and living spaces where a cooler light could feel harsh after dark.
What is its energy rating?
It carries an Energy Class E rating and uses LED technology, drawing 6W for its 650lm of light.