Philips LED GU10 Lamps - Eco-Friendly and Efficient

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Novel Energy Lighting supplies a comprehensive range of LED lighting solutions, including the sought after Philips LED GU10lamp portfolio, which includes the MasterLED and CorePro LED ranges.


Philips is the recognized global market leader in LED lighting, with its huge investment in research, development, testing, and manufacture. Their top quality range of LED GU10lamps is a result of several years of refinement in thermal management, and lumens output per watt development. They are the perfect solution for any general or accent lighting application.

Philips LED GU10 lamp
Philips LED GU10 lamp


The MasterLED range is ideal for ambient lighting in public areas such as restaurants, cafes, hotels, stores as well as homes that prefer a simple yet sophisticated illumination solution. These GU10s come with a 5 year warranty, and are well known for their robust design and high quality light output

Not only are these lamps visually appealing, they are also intelligent in design as well as function. The range is a smart option for businesses and households looking for sustainable, eco-friendly as well as cost-effective lighting management. The Corepro GU10 range is perfect for trade applications where dimming is not required. These lamps come with a 2 year warranty, but continue to demonstrate Philips light quality and performance.

Philips LED GU10s are one of the best-selling GU10 products because they deliver in terms of durability, energy efficiency, and carbon footprint reduction.  These lamps offer up to 90 percent electricity cost-savings as well as up to 40,000-hours rated lifetime.
 
A wide range of LED GU10 lamps and other lighting types are available for retail and wholesale purchase at Novel Energy Lighting with warranties up to 5-years- We filter products carefully to ensure that we only offer the best in terms of quality to really deliver on cost of ownership savings.

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