Our most
energy efficient
LED bulb yet
Half of the watt, lasts 3.5x longer*
*Comparison between standard Philips
100lumen/Watt LED Bulb with 12,000-15,000
hours of usage vs Philips UltraEfficient
200lm/Watt LED bulb with 50,000 hours
lifetime.
**Based on 50,000 hours lifetime, with
2.7hour/day usage.
Our new Ultra Efficient indoor luminaires offer a longer-than-ever lifetime and up to 50% energy savings compared to Philips standard LED luminaires. Our range of Diamond Cut Ultra Efficient recessed downlights offer a beautiful and clean aesthetic design suitable for modern homes. Each downlight has an integrated driver and clips for easy installation, two color temperatures, and our trademark EyeComfort technology. All Ultra Efficient indoor luminaires come with a 5-year warranty.
Imagine how many lights you can save and how beneficial that is for the planet and our future. See for yourself what 50,000 hours look like in this short video.
Ultra Efficient light sources last longer, sparing you and hassle of frequently changing lights. This significantly reduces waste and saving money in the long term.
This Ultra Efficient LED bulb can last up to 50,000 hours. That is the equivalent of 50 years.**
Ultra Efficient lights consumer at least 50% less energy than standard Philips LED lights. Save as much as PHP 6,745 annually.2
A new technology to cut carbon emissions, reduce material waste, and lower energy usage.
*Comparing with standard Philips LED with 15,000 hours lifetime.
** 50,000 hour lifetime, based on 2.7 hours/day usage.
1) This icon has been developed by Signify and is used as a self-certification for the Philips Ultra Efficient lamps meeting the highest energy class of the European Label regulations.
2) This was calculated based upon the assumption of replacing 10 units of 27 Watt conventional lamp with 7.5 Watt Ultra Efficient Bulb, with 8-hour daily usage. Assumed electricity rate PHP 11 per kWh.
In the past, we relied on wattage to give an idea of the brightness of a traditional bulb. But with LEDs, the wattage does not necessarily indicate brightness. When selecting a LED lamp, it’s better to look at light output instead of power. It’s better to look at light output (lm) and efficacy (lm/W). Light output value is indicated on the packaging whilst efficacy can be derived from dividing light output with wattage. In the table below comparing previous Philips bulbs you can see that our Ultra Efficient LED lamp offers the best values.
18 Watt
61 lumen/Watt
1,100 lumen
6,000 hours
10 Watt
102 lumen/Watt
1,020 lumen
15,000 hours
4.9 Watt
200 lumen/Watt
980 lumen
50,000 hours
