GY lámpara LED GU10 4,9W 790 lúmenes clase de eficiencia energética B
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Clase de eficiencia energética Clase de eficiencia energética B Consumo de energía 4.9 Watt Equivalente a bombilla incandescente 80 Watt Casquillo GU10 Voltaje AC 230 Volt Brillo 790 Lumen Temperatura de color Bl...
GY lámpara LED GU10 4,9W 790 lúmenes clase de eficiencia energética B
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Pairs well with
| Clase de eficiencia energética | Clase de eficiencia energética B |
| Consumo de energía | 4.9 Watt |
| Equivalente a bombilla incandescente | 80 Watt |
| Casquillo | GU10 |
| Voltaje | AC 230 Volt |
| Brillo | 790 Lumen |
| Temperatura de color | Blanco cálido 3000K, Blanco neutro 4000K, Blanco frío 6500K |
| Vida útil | 30,000 Std. |
| CRI | ＞80 |
| Dimensiones | 60*50*50 |
| Ahorro de energía | 93%+ |
Clase de eficiencia energética B mejorada
La lámpara GY GU10 LED pertenece a la clase energética B, superando ampliamente a muchas lámparas de bajo consumo. Con solo 4,9 W, reemplaza focos halógenos de 80 W y ahorra hasta un 93,8 % en costes eléctricos. Su vida útil de 30.000 horas reduce significativamente los gastos de reemplazo.
Potente iluminación de 790 lúmenes
Gracias a la tecnología más avanzada, esta lámpara GU10 de 4,9 W ofrece una luminosidad impresionante de 790 lúmenes – mucho más brillante que muchas lámparas tradicionales con menor consumo energético.
Luz agradable sin parpadeos
Encendido inmediato sin parpadeos ni deslumbramientos, ideal para proteger la vista. Además, la lámpara se mantiene fría al tacto durante el uso, a diferencia de las bombillas convencionales.
Índice de reproducción cromática alto (CRI >80)
Colores vivos y luz natural, perfecta para espacios donde la percepción del color es importante. Nota: esta lámpara no es regulable ni compatible con dimmers.
Aplicación versátil
Fácil de instalar gracias a su casquillo GU10 estándar. Ideal para rieles de iluminación, focos de techo o empotrables. Apta para hogares, oficinas, hoteles, salas de exposición y más.
frequently asked questions
GRS (Global Recycled Standard) verifies that products contain recycled materials and meet responsible social, environmental, and chemical practices in production.
We use Royal mail and DHL to send most of our UK orders.Euro Car Parts reserves the right to use discRoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) ensures that our products are free from dangerous materials like lead or mercury, making them safe and eco-friendly.retion in any circumstance where it makes more sense to use an alternative delivery method.
Our LED bulbs are designed to last from 30,000hours to 50,000 hours under normal usage — that’s years of light with minimal replacements.
Not all of our models are dimmable. Look for the “dimmable” label on the packaging or product page.
Installation is simple — no tools required. Just screw or plug the bulb into your fixture.
Yes, as long as the fixture matches the bulb type (GU10, E27, etc.) and wattage limits.
Yes, our smart LEDs are compatible with popular systems Alexa, Google Home, and Echo.
Absolutely — you can group them in the Smart Life app to control brightness, color, and scheduling at once.
You can use the mobile app (SmartLife), a compatible smart home voice assistant, or (for some models) a remote control.
Lower heat — LEDs run much cooler than traditional bulbs, making them safer and more energy-efficient.
Yes. Our LEDs use up to 95% less energy than incandescent bulbs while providing the same brightness
According to European regualtions Class A means top-level energy efficiency, so it is the best in terms of performance and savings.
Yes. Choose bulbs in the 4000K–5000K range for a natural, daylight-like effect.
Pick bulbs in the 2700K–3000K range for a warm, soft glow.
It measures the color temperature — lower numbers are warmer/yellower, higher numbers are cooler/whiter.
Living room: 800–1100 lm Kitchen: 1100–1600 lm Bedroom: 450–800 lm
Tip: lower kelvin= warmer light / higher Kelvin= cooler, whiter light
Tip: don't look just at watt anymore - lumens are the measure of brightness
Tip: LEDs use far fewer watts for the same brightness - good for your bills and the planet