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LEDSLIM78 40 4,5W/840 230V GLR7S6X1OSRAM
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EAN: 4058075840461
MPN: 4058075840461
Package: 1
Box: 6
Price (excl. VAT)
5,42 €
per unit
MOQ: 1
EDT to our warehouse: 1-4 weeks
This price is valid until next price list or while stock lasts
Technical Information
| Item condition | New |
| Manufacture name | LEDSLIM78 40 4,5W/840 230V GLR7S6X1OSRAM |
| Brand | OSRAM |
| Categories |
LED lamps and tubes
Light Bulbs |
| Country of origin* | CN |
| * The actual country of origin may differ depending on the delivery batch. To confirm the specific country of origin, please contact your account manager. | |
| Harmonized System Code | 8539 5200 00 |
| ETIM | EC001959 |
| Energy Class | F |
| EPREL - European Product Registry for Energy Labelling | 2005320 |
Packing details
| Packing level 1 | 4058075840461 |
| Packing level 2 | 4058075840478 |
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Description
Efficient LED module functions as replacement for traditional halogen tubes. Designed for systems requiring compact, energy-saving solutions, it slots into GLR7S sockets. Works well in general lighting setups and compatible with standard mains voltage. Power rating 4.5W. Operates at 230V AC, frequency range unclear but assumed nominal (50Hz). Light output referenced as "840", likely cool white (~4000K), bright enough for task or functional ambient lighting—no info on lumens though. Heat management unspecified but overall slim form-factor reduces bulk vs older equivalents. Physical dimensions approximate tube design (78mm length per name tag?). Constructed small-scale yet robust—intended to replace R7S halogen lamps directly while minimizing rewiring hassle. Raw notes: OSRAM make, 40 equivalent wattage stamped somewhere?, base type GLR7S fits snug or close tolerances?, unknown IP rating fine for indoor work only?, probably no dimming compatibility unless system checks verified first, lightweight plastic/metal hybrid shell unlikely UL-rated, efficiency metric pending LEDeff 2021 calc protocols retrofitted?