LED-Spot 24V, 10W, Dim to Warm, CRI90

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  • dimmable 24V RGBW LED spotlight with 3000K
  • high luminous flux (1126 lumens) for bright applications
  • very flat, flush-fitting front on the ceiling
  • Aluminum fronts in white or black
  • extremely efficient with 114lm/W
  • high light quality with CRI90 for natural light
  • 24Vdc PWM dimmable
  • 60° beam angle
  • Suitable for protected outdoor areas and damp locations
  • high-quality reflector with diffuser disc for a subtle look
  • For 68 - 75 mm standard cut-out
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62,40 €
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LED-Spot 24V, 10W, Dim to Warm, CRI90

LED-Spot 24V, 10W, Dim to Warm, CRI90

62,40 €
incl. 20% VAT , plus shipping costs

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Color Rendering Index (CRI) > 90

Color Rendering Index (CRI) > 90

The Color Rendering Index (CRI) is a measure of lighting quality that assesses how naturally and accurately a light source reproduces colors compared to sunlight. The value ranges from 0 to 100, with 100 representing the best color rendering. A CRI of 90 or higher indicates very high color rendering. Values lower than a CRI of 90 distort the natural colors of illuminated objects.
3 Step-Mac-Adam, selected

3 Step-Mac-Adam, selected

With the 3-Step-MacAdam method, the deviation falls within a very narrow tolerance range, so color differences are barely noticeable. This is particularly important for applications where uniform color rendering is required, such as in architectural lighting or residential lighting.
Appropriate beam angle

Appropriate beam angle

The correct beam angle for spotlights determines how the light appears in a room. It determines whether specific areas will be highlighted or whether surfaces will be evenly illuminated. If the beam angle is too narrow, sharp light cones and dark zones are created. If it is too wide, the desired effect is lost. An appropriate beam angle therefore ensures a harmonious distribution of light, better orientation within the room, and efficient use of the light output.