Philips Lighting
Essential LEDspot GU10
LEDClassic 70W GU10 865 100-240V 40D ND
Essential LEDspots are compatible with most existing fixtures with a GU10 socket and are designed as a retrofit replacement for halogen spots. Essential LEDspots deliver significant energy savings and minimize initial investment.
Product Data
| Category | Item | Value |
|---|---|---|
| General Information | Cap-Base | GU10 [ GU10] |
| EU RoHS compliant | Yes | |
| Nominal Lifetime (Nom) | 25000 h | |
| Switching Cycle | 50000X | |
| Wattage Equivalent | 70 W | |
| Starting Time (Nom) | 0.5 s | |
| Warm Up Time to 60% Light (Nom) | 0.5 s | |
| Power Factor (Nom) | 0.4 | |
| Light Technical | Voltage (Nom) | 100-240 V |
| Color Code | 865 [CCT of 6500K] | |
| Beam Angle (Nom) | 40° | |
| Luminous Flux (Nom) | 525 lm | |
| Luminous Intensity (Nom) | 540 cd | |
| Color Designation | Cool Daylight | |
| Correlated Color Temperature (Nom) | 6500 K | |
| Luminous Efficacy (rated) (Nom) | 87.00 lm/W | |
| Color Properties | Color Consistency | <6 |
| Color Rendering Index (Nom) | 80 | |
| Lifetime | LLMF At End Of Nominal Lifetime (Nom) | 70 % |
| Temperature | T-Case Maximum (Nom) | 70 °C |
| Controls and Dimming | Dimmable | No |
| Mechanical and Housing | Bulb Shape | PAR16 [ PAR 2 inch] |
| Approval and Application | Suitable For Accent Lighting | Yes |
| Operating and Electrical | Input Frequency | 50 to 60 Hz |
| Power (Nom) | 6 W | |
| Product Identification | Full product code | 871951431896000 |
| Order product name | LEDClassic 70W GU10 865 100-240V 40D ND |
Product Identification Details
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| EAN/UPC - Product | 8719514318960 |
| Order code | 929002350619 |
| Material Nr. (12NC) | 929002350619 |
| Numerator - Quantity Per Pack | 1 |
| Numerator - Packs per outer box | 10 |
| Copy Net Weight (Piece) | 0.060 kg |
Dimensional Drawing
The product has a diameter (D) of 50.5 mm and a length/height (C) of 54.5 mm.
Visual representation shows a cylindrical base with a wider, slightly conical top section, labeled with dimensions D and C.
Photometric Data
The polar diagram illustrates the luminous intensity distribution. It shows a concentrated beam of light, with the highest intensity measured at the center (0 degrees) and decreasing intensity as the angle increases. The maximum intensity is indicated as 750 cd.
A polar plot with concentric circles representing intensity (cd) and radial lines representing angles (degrees from 0 to 180).
The spectral distribution graph displays the light intensity (%) on the Y-axis against the wavelength (nm) on the X-axis, ranging from 200 nm to 800 nm. The graph shows a broad spectrum characteristic of white LEDs, with significant peaks in the blue region (around 450 nm) and a broader peak in the yellow-green region (around 560 nm), consistent with a 6500K color temperature (Cool Daylight).
A line graph showing intensity distribution across the visible light spectrum.
Lifetime Data
The Life Expectancy Diagram shows the failure rate in percent (%) on the Y-axis against time in hours on the X-axis, up to 40,000 hours. The failure rate remains low initially and gradually increases, reaching approximately 80% at 40,000 hours.
A line graph illustrating product reliability over time.
The Lumen Maintenance Diagram illustrates the lumen output in percent (%) on the Y-axis against burning hours on the X-axis, up to 60,000 hours. The lumen output starts at 100% and gradually decreases over time, reaching approximately 70% at 60,000 hours.
A line graph showing how light output is maintained over the product's lifespan.
