Philips New MasterLED CLEAR - Style has nothing to hide

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Philips MASTER LEDbulb 40W Clear - Clear classic goes LED

The incandescent bulb may be a thing of the past, but its sparkling warmth and beautiful shape has never gone out of style. Now you can recreate that look and feel with Philips MASTER LEDbulb Clear 6-40W, the first LED bulb to recreate the look and feel of incandescent. Modern classic design MASTER LEDbulb Clear 6-40W has been designed to mimic the classic shape of the incandescent bulb. A stylish and decorative lamp that looks too good to hide. But the real beauty is in the magical, nostalgic ambience that it creates. Clear, sparkling light The unique lens design produces a clear, sparkling light that evokes the shimmering effect of filament bulbs. Warm white tones of 2700K enhance the lighting experience even further, producing a cosy atmosphere that is both intimate and elegant. What’s more, with smooth dimming you can dial the light levels up or down to perfect the ambience for incredible scene setting.


The Philips Autumn Lighting Collection also includes new releases:

See the full range




MASTER LEDbulb
Clear 6-40W




CorePro LED
Capsule




MASTER VALUE
LEDspot LV 4-20W




MASTER VALUE
LEDspot LV 6.5–35W







All this and more at the Novel Energy Lighting store! 
Call us today for volume discounts: 0208-540-8287

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