Osram AR111 G53 LED Reflector Lamp 11.8 W, 3000K, Warm White, Reflector shape

Osram Parathon PRO LED spotlights are an economical reflector lamp bulb that give you low energy consumption with high quality light with high colour rendering. A compact, single optic design, this lamp is a perfect LED alternative to AR111 halogen lamps. This Mercury free lamp easily replaces equivalent halogen lamps, is dimmable, 12 V, with a rated wattage of 11.8 W, G53 lamp base and has an energy efficient rating A.

• PARATHOM PRO LED Spot (AR111)
• Low energy consumption – 10 kWh/1000h.
• Excellent light quality.
• High colour rendering.
• Low maintenance.
• Single optic design.
• Narrow binning.
• Alternative to AR111 Halogen.
• Compact design.
• Rated 11.8 W.
• Nominal voltage 12 V.
• 650 lm Luminous Flux.
• Rated colour temperature 3000 K.
• Warm white.
• Beam angle 40°.
• Warm / start-up 0.5 s.
• Lamp life cycle 40,000 hours.
• G53 Lamp base.
• Mercury Free.
• Dimmable.
• Energy efficiency class A.

• Length 55 mm.
• Diameter 110.7 mm.
• Outer bulb AR111.
• Length 55 mm.
• Maximum diameter 111 mm.

• Shops.
• Shop windows.
• Hotels and hospitality.
• Museums.
• Art galleries.
• Exhibitions.
• Residential interiors.
• Luxury area.
• Only use outdoors with suitable luminaires.

Disposal of WEEE Directive (Waste Electrical and Electronic equipment). WEEE Regulations 2006. Fluorescent tubes should be discarded safely and securely as per regulation guidance.

On average LED’s use 90% less power compared to incandescent bulbs. The reason for this is that LED’s are more efficient in converting energy into light.

So, we have mentioned how LED’s offer longer lifetimes and less maintenance needed, this is because it’s a type of solid state lighting. It is less likely to fail completely; a well-built Led luminaire should last up to 50000 hours.

It’s thought that around 20% of a household’s energy consumption comes from lighting, within commercial premises this could be even more. The cost of switching to LED is soon outweighed with the savings made to a light source that uses a fraction of the energy.

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