Free shipping from 120 €

60 days return policy

Expert advice

You have no products to compare

You have no favourite items

108,90€

My shopping cart

1× Rabalux - Dimmable LED ceiling light, 81 W, 230 V, switchable color temperatures 3000K/4000K/6000K, Ø 48 cm + remote control

108,90€ / pcs

108,90€

Goods in total

108,90€

Shipping and payment

9,99€

In total

118,89€

Purchase for 11,09€ more and you will get FREE SHIPPING.

Proceed to checkout

12% discount on selected products when purchasing goods worth over 185 €. Valid until 5. 7. 2026. Code: TA217IE

CopyCopied

Philips - LED RGBW Dimmable recessed downlight PERIDOT 1xGU10/6,5W/230V 2700-6500K white

Product description
- Energy-saving and eco-friendly design that enhances everyday life and meets diverse customer needs—smart lighting everyone can enjoy.
- Features a high-efficiency LED light source with excellent color rendering, high brightness, energy savings and eco-friendliness.
- Adjustable color temperature from warm to cool white.
- The bulb is fully dimmable from 10% to 100%.
- RGB function — choose from up to 16 million colors.
- Control via AigoSmart app (for iOS and Android).
- Pair your smartphone with the bulb via Bluetooth.
- Compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.
Brand
Philips

This product is listed in the following categories
Brands, Dimmable lights, Dimmable recessed lights, Interior lighting, Interior lights, LED, LED recessed lights, Lights, Philips, Philips Hue, Recessed lights, Recessed lights 230V, Smart home lighting, Smart lighting
Read more
- How to read energy labels
Parameters
Documents for download
Ratings and reviews0
Questions about the product0

0.00

/ 0

Product ratings

Detailed rating

Philips - LED RGBW Dimmable recessed downlight PERIDOT 1xGU10/6,5W/230V 2700-6500K white

15,90€

In stock 16 pcs

Energy class F

Because of legislative changes, you can receive your product either with the old energy label or with the new one. That does not change the fact that you will receive the same product. You will find more information about that on the link How to read energy labels.