High-spec ballast-free light bulb with no noise and flicker-free.
Flicker refers to the "flickering" of a light source that is flashing at an invisible speed. Displays and LEDs may appear to be continuously lit, but in reality, they are flickering at a high frequency that is not visible to the human eye. Even at such an imperceptible flicker speed, cameras capturing a moment or recording video can capture this flicker, resulting in dark photos or flickering images. Additionally, since they do not continuously flow current, power consumption is reduced, leading to lower electricity costs and longer LED lifespan. 【Features】 ■ Waterproof and dustproof with IP65 rating ■ Flame retardant with a slow burning speed, and scorch marks can be easily wiped off with a dry cloth ■ The LED chip is made by "Epistar," a major manufacturer that has a cross-licensing agreement with the Japanese manufacturer Toyoda Gosei.
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Power consumption: 40W Size: Φ165×230mm Color temperature: 3000K/5000K Beam angle: 120° Brightness: 5600lm/6000lm Waterproof rating: IP65 (waterproof and dustproof) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Uses (partial)】 - Studio - Art museum - Stage - Sign lighting
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| Model number | overview |
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| TK-PAR38-18WE26 | Type with E26 base |
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Honest Co., Ltd. focuses on power reduction as its main product to help combat global warming. By using "Continuum," which can reduce air conditioning power consumption by approximately 20% (based on our implementation results), we significantly lower the demand values for various companies. In addition to achieving a 70-80% reduction in power consumption through LED lighting, we are also committed to hydroponics, which can be cultivated regardless of unpredictable weather. We recommend a cultivation method that is cost-effective even on a small scale, using steel racks and ceramic cultivation, rather than traditional large-scale methods.