7 Watt GU10 Low Energy Spotlight Lightbulb

This 7 watt Megaman GU10 low energy lightbulb uses revolutionary reflector technology to give a 30 watt equivalent warm white light that will last for 15,000 hours. Beneath the translucent finish of each low energy bulb lies state-of-the-art technology.

With an integrated cooling-tube, a high luminous efficiency is maintained throughout the bulb life. Bulb size is 65mm x 50mm (length x width) - and it'll fit in any standard GU10 fitting.

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Our top quality Megaman low energy fluorescent GU10s lightbulbs are longer than conventional halogen spotlights, but offer a huge energy saving. Their long life helps make these CFLs (compact flourescents) the healthiest and safest for the environment. Compatible with a 240v (mains) GU10 fitting. The stem of the bulb is slimmer than rival brands, making these easier to fit into standard fittings.

Specifications:
Wattage (W): 7
Max Luminous Intensity (cd): 62
Diameter (mm): 50
Length (mm): 65
Weight (g): 45
Lifetime: 15,000h
Colour: Warm White
Lampbase: GU10

30W equivalent.

You might also be interested to learn that Megaman energy saving light bulbs have a mercury content of less than 3mg which is an industry first. They are also RoHS compliant (i.e. they Restrict Hazardous Substances) - at the heart of the Megaman factory is a lamp tube recycling facility, and a treatment facility for wastewater.

At the end of their life, these energy saving light bulbs should be recycled (easily) at any household recycling site. (This is a big difference between tungsten and CFLs - you can actually recycle CFLs whilst tungsten bulbs, you can't.)

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