Spectrum LED G4 bulb for efficient lighting
The Spectrum LED G4 12V 2.5W cold white bulb offers you a reliable, energy-saving solution for compact fixtures. With a wide 270° beam angle and a bright 290 lumens output, it is perfect for accent lighting, under-cabinet lights, or decorative fixtures where space is limited. You can enjoy consistent brightness and a long 50,000 hour lifespan, making it a maintenance-free option with a solid 5 year warranty.
Why this LED bulb is a great choice
This Spectrum G4 bulb provides excellent efficiency at 116 lumens per watt. The cold white 6000K color temperature is ideal when you need crisp and clear lighting, whether for kitchens, display cases, or work areas. Since it is non dimmable, it works best in fixed-output applications that rely on steady light distribution.
Key technical specifications
- Spectrum LED G4 bulb 12V 2.5W with 6000K cold white light gives you 290 lumens of brightness for clear visibility.
- Power: 2.5W ensures extremely low energy consumption while providing bright illumination.
- Voltage: 12V operation makes it compatible with low-voltage lighting systems.
- Luminous flux: 290 lumens ensures clear, bright performance for task and accent lighting.
- Beam angle: 270° provides even light distribution with minimal shadows.
- CRI 80: Delivers accurate color rendering for a natural look of illuminated objects.
- Lifespan: 50,000 hours significantly reduces replacement frequency and maintenance costs.
- Warranty: 5 years offers peace of mind and confidence in product reliability.
- Dimensions: Compact 13 mm diameter and 45 mm height makes it ideal for small fixtures.
- Working temperature range: -20°C to 40°C ensures reliable performance in various conditions.
Applications
You can use this Spectrum LED G4 bulb in display cabinets, furniture lighting, RV or boat applications, and any fixture designed for 12V G4 sockets. Thanks to its wide beam, it spreads light evenly across surfaces, bringing clarity and efficiency to your space while keeping energy costs low.
