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Philips LED bulb question

vicwatson · 2020-11-13 13:27:10

These bulbs are 7 years old, they are probably obselete/superceded by another Philips 4W GU10 35W PERFECTFIT 40DEG 2700K Wondering can anyone tell me what's the "modern day" equivalent as cannot seem to find the above anywhere?

13-11-2020 1:27pm

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vicwatson

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These bulbs are 7 years old, they are probably obselete/superceded by another

Philips 4W GU10 35W PERFECTFIT 40DEG 2700K

Wondering can anyone tell me what's the "modern day" equivalent as cannot seem to find the above anywhere?

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#2 13-11-2020 10:55pm

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This would probably be the closest equivalent,
https://www.any-lamp.ie/philips-corepro-ledspot-mv-gu10-3-5w-827-36d-extra-warm-white-replaces-35w

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#3 18-11-2020 1:10am

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OP you could probably get a much "brighter lamp" now. after 7 years the light output of your lamps would most likely be about half of that is was, they degrade considerably

the ones linked above are a very cost effective option.

Smart GU10 lamps would be the next level up, philips HUE or even the Ikea range are worth looking at

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