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Geyer LED Bulb 4W for Socket E27 and Shape T45 Warm White 320lm Dimmable Code: LVT45D

The Geyer T45-Filament-Vintage LED bulb emits warm white light with a luminous flux of 320 lm and is dimmable. Its LED filament and glass cover are combined with a 360° beam angle.

  • Power: 4 W
  • ...

The Geyer T45-Filament-Vintage LED bulb emits warm white light with a luminous flux of 320 lm and is dimmable. Its LED filament and glass cover are combined with a 360° beam angle.

  • Power: 4 W
  • Voltage: 220–240 V
  • Luminous flux: 320 lm
  • Light colour: Warm white
  • Colour temperature: 2000 K
  • Socket: E27
  • Shape: T45
  • LED type: Filament
  • Dimming: Dimmable
  • Beam angle:...
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  • Shape T45
3 26 €
Delivery Thursday, 05 November
4,50 € shipping cost
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From iElectRika 4.6 (7)
Greece
10 pieces
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    Beautiful bulbs, with a nice shade in their light, but unfortunately their low frequency of operation is quite noticeable, at least in mobile video recording of the space, something that from my previous experiences I suspect will unconsciously tire me. It is the first time I am using Geyer and the truth is that because of this it disappointed me compared to Philips and Osram which I have experience with and provide really good lighting from every aspect, without their flickering being noticeable, not even in video recording (In the few models I have bought or seen at least). I cannot perceive their color rendering, due to the particular shade of light, and consequently it has not bothered me, something that might somewhat mitigate the problem with the flickering that I mentioned earlier. After all, we are used to these shades in sodium lamps that the PPC columns have with the yellow light and which have color rendering below 45% if I remember correctly, so from this perspective the low CRI might also add a special note. In general, because lamps of such shade are not usually used for tasks that require concentration, but are turned on for a short time for relaxation, perhaps any imperfections do not play such a big role. As for their durability over time and use, I have not tested it yet. Maybe I will come back when they burn out. Edit: After a year of use, I can say that they seem somewhat tiring. I only use them for an hour before I go to sleep, but their color is perhaps more yellowish than warm, I cannot pinpoint exactly what is causing it, but I end up using them very rarely now, and I prefer to turn on a halogen lamp with low intensity, even just for atmosphere.

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  • Beautiful bulbs, with a nice shade in their light, but unfortunately their low frequency of operation is quite noticeable, at least in mobile video recording of the space, something that from my previous experiences I suspect will unconsciously tire me. It is the first time I am using Geyer and the truth is that because of this it disappointed me compared to Philips and Osram which I have experience with and provide really good lighting from every aspect, without their flickering being noticeable, not even in video recording (In the few models I have bought or seen at least). I cannot perceive their color rendering, due to the particular shade of light, and consequently it has not bothered me, something that might somewhat mitigate the problem with the flickering that I mentioned earlier. After all, we are used to these shades in sodium lamps that the PPC columns have with the yellow light and which have color rendering below 45% if I remember correctly, so from this perspective the low CRI might also add a special note. In general, because lamps of such shade are not usually used for tasks that require concentration, but are turned on for a short time for relaxation, perhaps any imperfections do not play such a big role. As for their durability over time and use, I have not tested it yet. Maybe I will come back when they burn out. Edit: After a year of use, I can say that they seem somewhat tiring. I only use them for an hour before I go to sleep, but their color is perhaps more yellowish than warm, I cannot pinpoint exactly what is causing it, but I end up using them very rarely now, and I prefer to turn on a halogen lamp with low intensity, even just for atmosphere.

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Description & Specifications

The Geyer T45-Filament-Vintage LED bulb emits warm white light with a luminous flux of 320 lm and is dimmable. Its LED filament and glass cover are combined with a 360° beam angle.

  • Power: 4 W
  • Voltage: 220–240 V
  • Luminous flux: 320 lm
  • Light colour: Warm white
  • Colour temperature: 2000 K
  • Socket: E27
  • Shape: T45
  • LED type: Filament
  • Dimming: Dimmable
  • Beam angle: 360°
  • Colour rendering index: Ra ≥80
  • Power factor: ≥0.5
  • Cover: Glass
  • Protection rating: IP20
  • Lifespan: 25,000 hours
  • Energy efficiency class: A+
  • Operating temperature: -10 to +40 °C
  • Storage temperature: -20 to +40 °C
  • Quantity: 1

Manufacturer

Product Number
LVT45D

Main Specifications

Power
4 W
Application
E27
Voltage
220 V
Lumen
320 lm
Colour Temperature
Warm White
Colour Temperature
2000 K
IP Rating
IP20
Shape
T45
Pieces
1 pcs
Opal (Milky)
No

Features & Functions

Filament
Yes
Dimmable
Yes
Photocell
No
Motion Sensor
No

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Reviews (2)

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  • Hippie Shopper
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    5 out of 6 members found this review helpful

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    Beautiful bulbs, with a nice shade in their light, but unfortunately their low frequency of operation is quite noticeable, at least in mobile video recording of the space, something that from my previous experiences I suspect will unconsciously tire me. It is the first time I am using Geyer and the truth is that because of this it disappointed me compared to Philips and Osram which I have experience with and provide really good lighting from every aspect, without their flickering being noticeable, not even in video recording (In the few models I have bought or seen at least). I cannot perceive their color rendering, due to the particular shade of light, and consequently it has not bothered me, something that might somewhat mitigate the problem with the flickering that I mentioned earlier. After all, we are used to these shades in sodium lamps that the PPC columns have with the yellow light and which have color rendering below 45% if I remember correctly, so from this perspective the low CRI might also add a special note. In general, because lamps of such shade are not usually used for tasks that require concentration, but are turned on for a short time for relaxation, perhaps any imperfections do not play such a big role. As for their durability over time and use, I have not tested it yet. Maybe I will come back when they burn out. Edit: After a year of use, I can say that they seem somewhat tiring. I only use them for an hour before I go to sleep, but their color is perhaps more yellowish than warm, I cannot pinpoint exactly what is causing it, but I end up using them very rarely now, and I prefer to turn on a halogen lamp with low intensity, even just for atmosphere.

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  • Beautiful bulbs, with a nice shade in their light, but unfortunately their low frequency of operation is quite noticeable, at least in mobile video recording of the space, something that from my previous experiences I suspect will unconsciously tire me. It is the first time I am using Geyer and the truth is that because of this it disappointed me compared to Philips and Osram which I have experience with and provide really good lighting from every aspect, without their flickering being noticeable, not even in video recording (In the few models I have bought or seen at least). I cannot perceive their color rendering, due to the particular shade of light, and consequently it has not bothered me, something that might somewhat mitigate the problem with the flickering that I mentioned earlier. After all, we are used to these shades in sodium lamps that the PPC columns have with the yellow light and which have color rendering below 45% if I remember correctly, so from this perspective the low CRI might also add a special note. In general, because lamps of such shade are not usually used for tasks that require concentration, but are turned on for a short time for relaxation, perhaps any imperfections do not play such a big role. As for their durability over time and use, I have not tested it yet. Maybe I will come back when they burn out. Edit: After a year of use, I can say that they seem somewhat tiring. I only use them for an hour before I go to sleep, but their color is perhaps more yellowish than warm, I cannot pinpoint exactly what is causing it, but I end up using them very rarely now, and I prefer to turn on a halogen lamp with low intensity, even just for atmosphere.

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