VK Light G9 240V 8W RA80 3000K/4000K LED Bulb

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VK Light G9 240V 8W RA80 3000K/4000K LED Bulb

€8,95 €10,95(inc. VAT)

Made in Greece

G9 3000K 8W 760lm IP20

G9 LED bulb
G9 socket
Power: 8W
Color temperature 3000K / 4000K
Luminous flux: 760 lm
Beam angle 350°
Power supply: 220–240 V
Energy-efficient LED technology
Suitable for compact lighting with a G9 base and for both main and accent lighting

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CCT: 3000K

3000K
4000K

Product variants

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Technical data

SKU:

03045-674685

Color Temperature:

3000K

Performance:

8W

Luminous Flux:

760lm

Light Source Type:

G9

Degree of Protection:

IP20

Beam Angle:

350°

Lifetime (h):

25.000h

Color Index:

CRI > 80

Dimension:

70x20mm

Voltage:

220-240V

Warranty:

2 years

Dimensions

Data sheet

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FAQs

You can find more tips and advice in our Lighting Academy.

What color temperatures are available for the VK Light G9 240V 8W LED bulb?

The VK Light G9 LED bulb offers two color temperature options: 3000K and 4000K. These options allow you to choose between warm white and neutral white light.

What types of lighting is the VK Light G9 240V 8W LED bulb suitable for?

This LED bulb is suitable for compact lighting with a G9 base and can be used for both general and accent lighting. With a 350° beam angle, it provides wide coverage.

What color temperature should you choose?

Warm white (2700–3000 K) creates a cozy atmosphere and is suitable for living rooms or bedrooms. Neutral white (4000 K) is suitable for kitchens, bathrooms, or home offices. If light is available in multiple variants, we recommend choosing based on the room’s intended use.

You can find a more detailed explanation of the different light temperatures in our article What Is CCT and How to Choose the Right Color Temperature

What is the difference between watts and lumens?

Watts indicate power consumption, while lumens express the amount of light that light actually emits. When choosing LED lighting, it is therefore better to focus on luminous flux rather than power consumption alone.

If you'd like to learn more, read our article What are lumens, and how many do we need for each room?

How to choose the right color rendering index (CRI)?

The Color Rendering Index (CRI) indicates how faithfully light renders actual colors. For general use, a CRI of at least 80 is suitable, while a CRI of 90 or higher is recommended for kitchens, galleries, or showrooms.

If you're wondering why CRI is important, read our article What is CRI, and how does it affect the appearance of colors in an interior?

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