Calex XXL LED Filament Globe Bulb and Pendant Set, Clear/Gold
Calex XXL LED Filament Globe Bulb and Pendant Set, Clear/Gold
Product description
Product code: 70325008
These huge eye-catching bulb and cord sets are design statements on their own.
The tube has a unique minimalist style and a lifetime of 15000 hours.
1100 lumens and 2100 Kelvin; Dimmable; Cord drop 2m.
Product specifications
- Brand
- Calex
- Bulb included?
- YES
- Dimensions
- 20 x 20cm; Cord drop: 2m
- Dimmability
- Fully dimmable
- Dimmable
Dimmable
All lights require a compatible dimmer and a dimmable bulb. We would recommend a V-Pro dimmer to ensure full functionality of your fitting.
- YES
- Energy Rating
Energy Rating
Graded on performance, from A+++ to G, with A+++ being the highest rating. Higher ratings mean better energy efficiency
- A+
- Finish
- Clear
- Fixture type
Fixture type
Easy-to-Fit: A ceiling shade that can be fixed to an existing pendant without an electrician. Wired: May require the services of an electrician to fit.
- Wired
- LED Type
LED Type
Please note that Integrated LEDs cannot be replaced, but last up to 20,000 hours
- Supplied with LED bulb
- Lifetime (Hours)
- 15000
- Lightbulb Shape
- Globe
- Lightbulb Type
- LED
- Lightbulb Wattage
- 11W
- Lightbulb Wattage
- 11W
- Lumens
Lumens
Estimate of apparent amount of light the bulb will produce, measured in lumens (lm). The higher the number the brighter the light output.
- 1100
- Number of bulbs
- 2
- Suitable For Outdoors
- NO
Brand information & size guide
| Traditional Wattage | LED Equivalent | Lumens |
|---|---|---|
| 10W | 1.2W | 120+ |
| 20W | 2W | 200+ |
Please note: The table above is a guide to show you the equivalent bulb wattage across traditional bulbs and LEDs.
A bulb's wattage tells us how much energy it uses, rather than the amount of light it generates (lumens). Lumens (lm) are a measure of the total output of visible light from a lamp or light source. The higher the lumen the “brighter” the lamp will appear. To make comparing bulbs easy, it’s best to look for the light output (lumen).
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