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Osram 323596 Special Oven Bulb T 26/57 DEP 25W 230V E14

Name: Osram 323596 Special Oven Bulb T 26/57 DEP 25W 230V E14
Brand: OSRAM
SKU: 4050300323596
Price: 6.84 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

OSRAM Special Incandescent Lamp is designed specifically for use in cooking ovens, refrigerators, and sewing machines. This 25W bulb provides a luminous output of 160 lumens and has a lifespan of approximately 1000 hours. Its tube shape and E14 base make it a versatile choice for various domestic applications.

Technical specifications

Power: 25W

Luminous flux: 160lm

Lifespan: 1000h

Dimensions: d=26 x 55mm

Energy Class: G

Base type: E14

Usage

This bulb is suitable for use in domestic ovens and can also be utilized in refrigerators and sewing machines.

Features

Brand
OSRAM
Diameter
26 mm
Light output
140 lm
Power
25 W
Voltage
230 V

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Osram was founded on 17 April 1906 in Berlin. The name Osram comes from two metals that were needed to make the filaments for the incandescent bulbs of the time: Osmium and Wolfram (or tungsten). It exported its filaments for the British General Electric Company. It started out as a subsidiary, before becoming a company in its own right when three major German companies, AEG, Auergesellschaft and Siemens, joined forces to produce their light bulbs in 1919, in order to pool their resources in post-war Germany. It was at this time that the emblematic logo, the light bulb on an orange background, was born. In 1970, Osram created a revolution by inventing the HMI discharge lamp, a filamentless bulb. Two electrodes directly excited the rare gas atoms enclosed in the bulb. This bulb is four times more efficient with less energy loss. It was the biggest revolution in light bulbs after Edison's. Osram quickly became a leader in light bulbs and was the first to embark on the race to save energy. However, Osram was hit by the crisis in 2008, and was spun off from Siemens to be floated on the stock market. Today, the company is back to record sales (€5 billion) and its sales of energy-saving lamps account for 66% of its total sales.

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