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Adeleq Sodium Lamp 70W for Socket E27 Code: 14-2700

Key features:

  • Type: Sodium
  • Lamp Application: E27
  • Power: 70W
  • Color Temperature: 2000K
  • Color: Warm White
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5 52 €
Delivery Friday, 13 November
4,50 € shipping cost
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  • thodorhsp
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    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful

    Stay away. I work in municipal lighting. This specific bulb not only burns out frequently but also explodes, and the ballasts...sylvania, osram, philips, even if they cost three times as much.

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  • Mach_Solven
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    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    This lamp is rubbish, it claims 6000lm but in reality it doesn't even give 5000lm, when operating with a classic magnetic ballast, the brightness barely reaches 4000lm, which is as much as a 50W and not a 70W! I don't know if this particular one is like that, but it is definitely not good and surely within the first 3 years it will be ready for the trash! With an electronic ballast I saw a slight increase in brightness where it slightly exceeded 5000lm, however it does not deliver the 6000lm stated on the box! Overall, it is a bad high-pressure sodium lamp, get something for double the money that will be better and from trusted and well-known manufacturers!

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  • Stay away. I work in municipal lighting. This specific bulb not only burns out frequently but also explodes, and the ballasts...sylvania, osram, philips, even if they cost three times as much.

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  • This lamp is rubbish, it claims 6000lm but in reality it doesn't even give 5000lm, when operating with a classic magnetic ballast, the brightness barely reaches 4000lm, which is as much as a 50W and not a 70W! I don't know if this particular one is like that, but it is definitely not good and surely within the first 3 years it will be ready for the trash! With an electronic ballast I saw a slight increase in brightness where it slightly exceeded 5000lm, however it does not deliver the 6000lm stated on the box! Overall, it is a bad high-pressure sodium lamp, get something for double the money that will be better and from trusted and well-known manufacturers!

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Description & Specifications

The Adeleq 14-2700 sodium lamp is a high-pressure discharge lamp with a pear-shaped bulb and an E27 base. It produces warm-toned light at 2050 K and requires an ignition system to operate.

  • Type: High-pressure sodium
  • Power: 70 W
  • Base: E27
  • Luminous flux: 6000 lm
  • Light color: 2050 K
  • Ambient operating temperature: From -20 °C to +35 °C
  • Ignition system: Required

Manufacturer

Product Number
14-2700
Type
Special Uses - Sodium
Application
E27
Power
70 W
Lumen
6000 lm

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (2)

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  2. 4 stars
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  4. 1
  5. 1
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  • thodorhsp
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    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful

    Stay away. I work in municipal lighting. This specific bulb not only burns out frequently but also explodes, and the ballasts...sylvania, osram, philips, even if they cost three times as much.

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • Mach_Solven
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    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    This lamp is rubbish, it claims 6000lm but in reality it doesn't even give 5000lm, when operating with a classic magnetic ballast, the brightness barely reaches 4000lm, which is as much as a 50W and not a 70W! I don't know if this particular one is like that, but it is definitely not good and surely within the first 3 years it will be ready for the trash! With an electronic ballast I saw a slight increase in brightness where it slightly exceeded 5000lm, however it does not deliver the 6000lm stated on the box! Overall, it is a bad high-pressure sodium lamp, get something for double the money that will be better and from trusted and well-known manufacturers!

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Stay away. I work in municipal lighting. This specific bulb not only burns out frequently but also explodes, and the ballasts...sylvania, osram, philips, even if they cost three times as much.

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
  • This lamp is rubbish, it claims 6000lm but in reality it doesn't even give 5000lm, when operating with a classic magnetic ballast, the brightness barely reaches 4000lm, which is as much as a 50W and not a 70W! I don't know if this particular one is like that, but it is definitely not good and surely within the first 3 years it will be ready for the trash! With an electronic ballast I saw a slight increase in brightness where it slightly exceeded 5000lm, however it does not deliver the 6000lm stated on the box! Overall, it is a bad high-pressure sodium lamp, get something for double the money that will be better and from trusted and well-known manufacturers!

    Translated from Greek ·
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