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Manufacturer: |
Produced for
Morrison's Supermarkets PLC. (Unknown OEM) |
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Model: |
11W Energy Saving Reflector Lamp |
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Application: |
General Use, Display Lighting |
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Ballast type: |
Electronic |
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Wattage: |
11W |
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Diameter (max): |
80mm |
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Length: |
130mm |
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Electrode gap: |
3-U Style tube. |
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Bulb/Tube material: |
(Inner) Soft Glass, internal
triphosphor coating. (Outer) Glass, part internal aluminium
coating. |
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Colour Temperature: |
Not Stated. Estimate
3000°K |
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Peak output wavelength: |
N/A - Broadband Emission |
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Total light output: |
600Lm (Manufacturers Claim.
54.55 Lm/W) |
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Rated lifetime: |
10'000 Hours |
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Cap: |
B22 (E27 Also Available) |
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Operating voltage: |
220-240V ~ 50-60Hz |
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Operating current: |
80mA (pf = 0.47) |
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Warmup/restrike time: |
2 minutes/None |
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Cost (original): |
£3.49 (September 2005) |
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Value (now): |
-- |
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Place of manufacture: |
Not Stated |
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Date of manufacture: |
Q2 2005 |
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Notes: |
This lamp just goes to show how
CF technology is starting to get a foothold in the everyday lighting
market. This lamp being sold in a major supermarket chain, at
a price that almost anyone can afford. Previously, reflector
CF lamps were a "specialist" item that I had to order from either a
specialist lighting store, or online.
Technically
this lamp is nothing particularly extraordinary. It's a
conventional 11W CF lamp with a reflector stuck on the end - or screwed
on the end as the case actually is in this case.
Literally! I discovered this by accident when cleaning the
lamp for the photographs (It's shiny - the camera likes to show up any
and EVERY fingerprint...). The reflector can actually be
unscrewed from the lamp - leaving you with a conventional 11W CFL
then! It's not a hugely useful feature, but is interesting
for a lamp collector such as myself. |
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