FTH-AL-DIM7W

Description

Made with high-quality materials, this bulb is low-cost and outputs up to 110 LM/W.

Specifications

  • Saves more than 85% energy and is a good replacement for 75W incandescent lamps.
  • Excellent optics structure results in less lumen loss and better illuminating effect.
  • Stepless dimming from 10%-100% and works well with more existing dimming systems in the US, Europe and Australia without flickering.
  • Stable and efficient LED driver (Efficiency>=82%) with PFC solution (PF>0.92).
  • IP6X dust-proof design suitable for use in industrial environments.
  • Lighting efficacy is improved more than 30%.
  • Rich color temperature CCT = 2500K ~ 7000K.
  • CRI and lighting efficacy meets LM-79 & LM-80 test standards.
  • Light transmittance of the PC cover raises up to 96%.
  • Modular design, green, environment-friendly and recyclable.
  • Approved by CE, RoHS, FCC, UL & CUL and meets IP63 standards.
Model FTH-AL-DIM7W
Power Consumption 7W
Input Voltage AC110V, AC230V
Frequency 50-60Hz
Color Warm white Natural white Cool white
Color Temp. (Typical) 3000K 4200K 6500K
Luminous(Typical) 600 lm 670 lm 720 lm
Efficacy(Typical) 85.71 m/w 95.71 lm/w 102.85 lm/w
Color Rendering Index 75-85 75-85 75-85
Base Type E27 or E26
Power Factor >0.92
Life Time >50000hrs
Housing Material Pure Aluminum
Beam Angle 180°
Operating Temp. -20°C to +40°C
Warranty 3 Years
Dimmable YES

Testimonials

(August 10th, 2012 - more available here)

I was in the market for a premier LED light for my 300 gallon reef tank. Luckily, a good friend of mine put me in touch with FathomLED. I purchased four units for my 300 gallon tank. They provided world class customer service. He helped with the install and set up the LED lights in a very professional manner.

The lights are absolutely incredible providing excellent par readings all the way down to the substrate. In my opinion you will be hard pressed to find a better LED light. The FathomLED Series is a supreme LED light that can provide the intensity of light necessary for even the most demanding of corals.

Thanks,
Mike