Performance
| Power consumption (typical) |
5 W |
| Fitting/cap type |
E14 |
| Bulb power |
5 W |
| Dimmable |
N |
| Bulb lifetime |
8 year(s) |
| Equivalent bulb power |
25 W |
| Material |
Glass, Metal |
| Bulb size |
Spiral |
| Bulb lifetime |
8000 h |
Power
| AC input voltage |
220-240 V |
Additionally
| Colour of product |
Silver, White |
| Light color |
Warm white |
| Energy efficiency compliance |
A |
Tornado - 5W, E14, A, 8000h, 220-240V
Smallest energy saving lamp
High brightness
The Tornado is Philips' latest and most powerful energy saving lamp. This brilliant little energy saver is super compact, has more light and saves up to 85% energy. And the beauty is, it will fit almost any luminair in your home!
Carbon footprint
Energy savers reduce the amount of energy in your home, which results not only in a lower energy bill, but also in less carbon (CO2) output by your energy supplier. Together we make this a better world to live in.
Compact size and high performance
Our smallest energy savers are just as small as a traditional light bulb. You can now save energy and money in all your luminaires, without compromising on light quality.
Energy efficient
All Philips energy saver LED light bulbs save energy from the moment you turn the switch. During their lifetime they use less Kw and thus also result in a lower energy bill. The level of energy saving differs per lamp type and technology.
Long life time
On average we have our lamps switched on 2.7 hours per day and 1,000 hours a year. The actual burning hours depend on the season (winter vs. summer), weather conditions (sunny day or rainy dark day) and on the room where the lamp is used (bathroom vs. living room). This energy saving lamp will last at least 8,000 hours, thus 8 years.
Rapid start
You now no longer need to wait a while for an energy saver to reach maximum output, simply switch to Philips' energy efficient lamps.
Reliable quality
Philips keep their promises about LED light performance. You can trust what the Philips packaging says about light output, lifetime, and wattage equivalent to incandescent lamps.
