GE
GE LU70/MED/ECO Halogen PAR HIR Bulb
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Experience Consistent and Efficient Lighting with this Halogen PAR LampThe Current Professional Lighting 83PAR/HIR+/SP10 Halogen PAR HIR lamp delivers a focused beam of light with excellent color rendering, ideal for accent and display lighting. Light Type: Halogen Wattage: 100 Watts Lumen Ou...
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Overview
Experience Consistent and Efficient Lighting with this Halogen PAR Lamp
The Current Professional Lighting 83PAR/HIR+/SP10 Halogen PAR HIR lamp delivers a focused beam of light with excellent color rendering, ideal for accent and display lighting.
- Light Type: Halogen
- Wattage: 100 Watts
- Lumen Output: 9000 Lumens (Initial)
- Bulb Type: ED17
- Color Temperature: 3200K
- Rated Life: 15000 hours
- Color Rendering Index (CRI): 70
Key Features
100 Watt, 9000 Lumens (Initial) - ED17
3200K Color Temperature
15000hr Rated Life
Color Rendering Index: 70
Specifications
Brand
GE
Model Name
LU70/MED/ECO
Bulb Type
Halogen PAR HIR
Wattage
100 Watt
Lumen Output (Initial)
9000 Lumens
Color Temperature
3200K
Rated Life
15000 hours
Color Rendering Index (CRI)
70
Bulb Shape
ED17
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the wattage of this GE Halogen PAR HIR bulb?
This GE LU70/MED/ECO bulb has a wattage of 100 Watts.
What kind of light output can I expect from this bulb?
It provides a significant initial lumen output of 9000 lumens, ensuring ample brightness.
What is the color temperature of the light emitted?
The bulb emits light at a 3200K color temperature, which is a warm white light.
How long is the estimated lifespan of this bulb?
This bulb has a long rated life of 15000 hours, reducing the need for frequent replacements.
Is this bulb suitable for areas where color accuracy is important?
It has a Color Rendering Index (CRI) of 70, which is suitable for general lighting, but might not be ideal for tasks requiring very high color accuracy.
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