Datasheet

PHASE-OUT/ALTERNATIVES

The transition from conventional incandescent lamps to modern, environmentally friendly and energy-saving lamps decreed

the EU has been in full swing since 2009. Most recently, the popular 60-watt incandescent lamp was phased out. Over

the coming years, more inefﬁ cient lamps will gradually follow suit. The so-called phase-out year of the lamps affected by

this is entered in the corresponding place on the product pages.

The entire range of improved light

Three outstanding alternative future-proof technologies

are available to choose from in the form of halogen, com-

pact ﬂ uorescent and LED lamps. OSRAM offers a wide

range of high quality products in all three product groups,

available

in a large number of different wattages, light

colors, shapes

and base models. The perfect solution for

every application.

Lower energy costs – longer service life: The improved light is twice as economical.

EXAMPLE STANDARD LAMP OSRAM CLASSIC ECO OSRAM DULUX

OSRAM

COMPARISON CLASSIC A SUPERSTAR A COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS LED LAMPS

Light intensity per watt extremely low low extremely high extremely high

Service life

1 year 2 years 6 to 20 years up to 30 years

Cost factor Energy guzzler excellent price/ very good amortization very good amortization

performance ratio of the purchase price of the purchase price

Light quality ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★ ★★★

Color reproduction excellent excellent good good to very good

Dimming capacity ✔ ✔ OSRAM DULUX

SUPERSTAR DIM Certain models

Switching resistance ✔ ✔ OSRAM DULUX

SUPERSTAR: OSRAM LED SUPERSTAR LED

Up to 1,000,000 switching cycles lamps:

OSRAM DULUXSTAR

: Up to 1 00,000 switching cycles

Up to 6,000 switching cycles

Immediate light at full 100 % light immediately 100 % light immediately OSRAM DULUX

SUPERSTAR 100 % light immediately

light intensity with Quick light: full luminosity

in the shortest time.

OSRAM DULUXSTAR

: lamp

lights up quickly

Corresponds to an average service life of 1,000/2,000/6,000/20,000/30,000 hours with a daily burn time of approx. 2.7 h.