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Century Fiesta bulb green 36V
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The Fiesta light bulb from Century is an energy-efficient LED lamp specifically designed for decorative applications. With a power consumption of only 0.6 watts and a light output of 20 lumens, this bulb provides a soft yellow light color with a color temperature of 2200 Kelvin. The E27 base allows for easy installation in common lamps and fixtures. This bulb is ideal for indoor use and is perfect for creating a cozy atmosphere in living spaces, restaurants, or special occasions. It is not dimmable and not suitable for smart home applications, but it offers a reliable and appealing light source for various decorative purposes.
Bulb type | LED light |
Light colour | Green |
Dimmability | Not dimmable |
Length | 13.70 cm |
Item number | 42364893 |
Manufacturer | Century |
Category | Light bulbs |
Manufacturer no. | FSTARVE-062722 |
Release date | 21.1.2024 |
Sales rank in Category Light bulbs | 2437 of 7245 |
Application range | Indoor |
Bulb type | LED light |
Lamp holder type | E27 |
Housing | Lucid |
Output per bulb | 0.60 W |
Dimmability | Not dimmable |
Colour temperature | 2200 K |
Luminous flux | 20 lm |
Light colour | Green |
Conventional energy consumption | 0 kW |
Smart Home | Not compatible |
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Length | 13.70 cm |
Width | 6.20 cm |
Height | 9.40 cm |
Length | 14.90 cm |
Width | 7 cm |
Height | 6.30 cm |
Weight | 40 g |
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