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Fulgur 24174 - LED Module LED/10W/230V 3000K

Product description
- Highly energy-saving flat light source.
- An unlimited number of switching cycles, suitable for electronic and sensor switching.
- The module is suitable for circular and square lights with opal shades.
- Individual LEDs are placed on the surface and the lighting is evenly emitted to the room through the light shade without glare.
- Easy installation even into existing luminaires, which have already been installed to replace the original mounting.
- The luminous intensity is comparable to 75W light bulb or to 20W energy-saving fluorescent light.
- The source can be easily attached using supplied magnets.
- Powered directly from the mains electricity 230V.
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Fulgur

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Fulgur 24174 - LED Module LED/10W/230V 3000K

Name: Fulgur 24174 - LED Module LED/10W/230V 3000K
Brand: Fulgur
SKU: FG24174
Price: 13.9 EUR
Availability: PreOrder
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

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Product back in stock on: 22.07.2025

Energy class F

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