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Product Description
•Non-covered energy-saving MASTER lamps
for professional use
Product Benefits
•Highest energy e ciency resulting in
one-fifth the energy consumption of an
incandescent lamp for the same light output
•Smallest dimensions ensuring optimal
physical fit
•Highest reliability throughout life which
is especially beneficial where lighting is
required for longer periods of time and/or
where lamp replacement is di cult
•The unique bridged burner results in an
excellent run-up time with very high initial
light output and better thermal performance
•Green Flagship product as best environ-
mental choice in the CFL portfolio
•Lifetime independent of switching on-o
•Lowest total cost of ownership
Product Features
•Lightweight, superior long-life alternative to
incandescent lamps
•The perfect choice for end users that
demand the best performance and reliability
•Average lifetime 15 times longer than an
incandescent lamp
•European energy e ciency labelling class A
for the complete range
•Very good lumen maintenance throughout
the lifetime of the lamp
•Complete range equipped with the unique
Philips bridged burner technology (Mercury)
•Very low mercury content (≤2 mg)
Applications:
•Designed to replace incandescent lamps in
most professional and semi- professional
applications
•Mainly indoor (e. g. hotels, restaurants,
o ces)
•For outdoor applications 3 types (15, 20,
23 W) will remain available also in Amalgam
with the benefit of virtually constant light
output (> 90%) over the recommended
temperature
•Enclosed fixtures are required for outdoor
applications
•Suitable for emergency lighting with DC
supply
•Not suitable for dimming and electronic
devices
Warnings and Safety
•Breaking a lamp is extremely unlikely to have
any impact on your health. If a lamp breaks,
ventilate the room for 30 minutes and
remove the parts, preferably with gloves.
Put them in a closed plastic bag and take it
to your local waste facilities for recycling. Do
not use a vacuum cleaner.
•Compact fluorescent lamps have to be
treated as special waste, they must be taken
to your local waste facilities for recycling.
The European Lighting Industry has set up an
infrastructure, capable of recycling mercury,
other metals, glass etc.
Warm white
Type Wattage/
Colour
Code
Voltage Cap-
Base
Colour
Tempera-
ture
Rated
Luminous
Flux
Rated
Lifetime
Dim.
no.
Packing
type/
Packing
configu-
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National
Order Code
Ordering
number
8711500...
(V) (K) (lm) (h)
MASTER PLE-C 8W/827 230-240 ES 2,700 432 15,000 A 1 1CT / 6 6 8ESPLE 263582 00
MASTER PLE-C 11W/827 230-240 ES 2,700 600 15,000 A 2 1CT / 6 6 11ESPLE 263681 00
MASTER PLE-R 15W/827 220-240 ES 2,700 890 20,000 A 3 1CT / 6 6 15ESPLE 751423 10 yes
MASTER PLE-R 15W/827 220-240 BC 2,700 890 20,000 A 7 1CT / 6 6 15BCPLE 752055 10 yes
MASTER PLE-R 20W/827 220-240 BC 2,700 1,220 20,000 A 8 1CT / 6 6 20BCPLE 752062 10 yes
MASTER PLE-R 20W/827 220-240 ES 2,700 1,220 20,000 A 4 1CT / 6 6 20ESPLE 751430 10 yes
MASTER PLE-R 23W/827 220-240 BC 2,700 1,485 20,000 A 9 1CT / 6 6 23BCPLE 752079 10 yes
MASTER PLE-R 23W/827 220-240 ES 2,700 1,485 20,000 A 5 1CT / 6 6 23ESPLE 751447 10 yes
MASTER PLE-R 27W/827 220-240 ES 2,700 1,820 20,000 A 6 1CT / 6 6 27ESPLE 543851 10 yes
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