Bright and efficient LED spotlight
The Philips CorePro LEDspot GU10 4W is a smart choice if you want efficient lighting with real comfort. It gives you warm 3000K light, helps you save energy compared to conventional halogen bulbs, and comes with dimmable functionality so you can easily set the mood in your space.
Where you can use it
This Philips LED spotlight is perfect for accent lighting, living rooms, kitchens, retail displays, or anywhere you’d normally use a 50W halogen. It fits directly into standard GU10 sockets, making it a straightforward upgrade to LED without the hassle of rewiring. Thanks to its 36° beam angle, it provides focused light without being too narrow.
Key advantages
- Philips CorePro LEDspot GU10 4W replaces your old 50W halogen with stunning 345 lumens of warm 3000K light while using just a fraction of the energy.
- The dimmable feature lets you adjust the brightness to suit your environment, from cozy evenings to brighter working light.
- Long lifetime of up to 15,000 hours means fewer replacements and less maintenance hassle.
- Good color rendering with CRI 80 ensures that objects look natural and appealing under the light.
- Energy efficiency means just 4 kWh of consumption per 1000 hours of use.
Technical specifications
- Brand: Philips
- Series: CorePro LEDspot MV
- Socket: GU10
- Wattage: 4W (equivalent to 50W halogen)
- Voltage: 220-240V
- Light output: 345 lumens
- Color temperature: 3000K (warm white)
- Beam angle: 36°
- Color rendering index: CRI 80
- Luminous intensity: 700 cd
- Luminous efficacy: 86 lm/W
- Dimmable: Yes, with compatible dimmers
- Lamp shape: PAR16, Diameter 50 mm, Height 54 mm
- Lifetime: 15,000 hours with 50,000 switching cycles
- Certifications: CE, RoHS compliant, EyeComfort approved
Why choose this LED
If you are looking for a reliable LED spotlight that saves energy, lasts longer, and still gives you warm, pleasant light, this Philips CorePro LED GU10 is the solution. It is a direct retrofit for halogen spots, making your switch to LED easy and effective.
