Difference between revisions of "Philips GLS Incandescent"

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*Clear glass or diffuse glass outer bulb
*Clear glass or diffuse glass outer bulb
*Coiled-coil tungsten-wolfram incandescent filament supported on 1 or 2 intermediate points
*Coiled-coil tungsten-wolfram incandescent filament supported on 1 or 2 intermediate points
*Vacuum (15W) or gas-filled bulb (25W to 200W)
*Vacuum (15W) or gas-filled bulb (25W to 250W)
*E14, E27 or E40 base
*E14, E27 base
*Color rendering index Ra of 100 (the filament is a true blackbody emitter)
*Color rendering index Ra of 100 (the filament is a true blackbody emitter)
*Typical lifetime of 1.000 to 2.000 hours
*Typical lifetime of 1.000 to 2.000 hours (on longer life lamps)
*Luminous efficacy of 61 to 93 lumens/watt
*Luminous efficacy of 8 to 12 lumens/watt
*Incandescent white (from 2700 to 6500 K colour temperature)
*Incandescent white (from 2700 K colour temperature)
*Universal operating position
*Universal operating position


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! Features !! Flaws  
! Features !! Flaws  
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| Low glare risk, uniform lighting || Quite large lamps and fixtures
| Relatively compact light source || High glare risk on clear lamps
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| High efficiency, long life, very good colour rendering || Fragile construction
| Perfect colour rendering || Fragile construction, very short life
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| Mostly suited for directional light || Sensitive to operating temperature
| Suited for most applications || Very high heat dissipation
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| Quick lamp start and restart, inexpensive || Requires lamp gear
| Instant start, inexpensive || Extremely high energy consumption
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