reflector lamp GU5,3 GU5,3 6,5W 445lm 2700K 36° CRI >80 dimmable

Energy-saving LED NV reflector lamp

The LED NV reflector lamp from Paulmann is an energy-efficient lighting solution with a power consumption of only 6.5W. It operates at a voltage of 12V and emits a pleasant warm white light with a color temperature of 2700K. With a luminous flux of 445lm and a color rendering index of over 80Ra, this lamp provides excellent lighting in your home.

Dimmability for individual lighting atmosphere

Thanks to the dimmability of this reflector lamp, you can adjust the light intensity according to your personal preferences. The dimmer should support phase-cut dimming to ensure a smooth dimming experience. With a beam angle of 36° and a light intensity of 900cd, this lamp is ideal for targeted lighting purposes.

High-quality construction and long-lasting light source

This LED reflector lamp is made of chrome matte material, which not only provides a modern look but also ensures a long lifespan. With an average lamp life of 15000 hours and a high number of switching cycles of 50000, you can rely on reliable lighting. The lamp is equivalent to a conventional incandescent lamp with a power of 44W.

Versatile applications and compatible with various dimmers

Thanks to the GU5.3 base, this reflector lamp is easy to install and suitable for various applications. It can be used with a variety of dimmers, including Busch-Jäger 6513U-102, Gira 0307 00/I02, Jung 225 T DE, Merten MEG 5136-0000, REV Ritter 501448551, and Müller Paladin 873 030 LED. The power factor is 0.9, indicating efficient use.

Environmentally friendly and future-proof lighting solution

With an energy efficiency class of G and an energy consumption of only 7kWh/1000h, this LED reflector lamp is an environmentally friendly alternative to conventional incandescent lamps. The Paulmann brand stands for quality and reliability, so you can rely on long-term use of this lighting solution. Make your home a cozy and atmospheric place with this high-quality LED lamp from Paulmann.