Philips Classic LED kvēldiega pilienveida lampa 250lm 2W 2700K E27

Once you screw in this Philips Classic LED Filament Drop Lamp, the room instantly gets that cozy, old-school glow—but without the old-school electricity bill. It's the bulb you want when the fixture is bare and everyone can see it: clear glass, visible filament, warm light. Whether it's hanging above the dining table, in a bedside lamp, or in a café corner, it does more than just light up the space—it sets the mood.

What you get

This is a P45-shaped drop lamp with a standard E27 screw base. It runs on just 2 watts but puts out 250 lumens of warm white light at 2700K—roughly the same brightness as an old 25W incandescent, but using about 85% less energy. The light is instant, no flicker, and it spreads 360°, so it fills the room evenly. With a lifespan of 15,000 hours and 20,000 switching cycles, you won't be changing this bulb often.

Where it shines

• Bare pendant lamps, glass globes, and open fixtures where the bulb is part of the look
• Living rooms, bedrooms, and dining areas that need a warm, inviting atmosphere
• Cafés, bars, boutiques, and restaurants that want ambient lighting with character
• Hotels, hostels, and apartments that need reliable, energy-efficient bulbs

Key specs

• Type: LED Filament, P45 drop shape
• Base: E27
• Power: 2W (replaces 25W incandescent)
• Luminous flux: 250 lm
• Colour temperature: 2700K warm white
• Voltage: 220-240V, 50/60Hz
• Lifetime: 15,000 hours
• Switching cycles: 20,000
• CRI: >80
• Beam angle: 360°
• Start-up: instant (<0.5s)
• Finish: clear glass
• Mercury: 0 mg

How to use it

Just screw it into any standard E27 socket. It works on regular household voltage, so it's ready to go. Keep in mind it's not dimmable, so pair it with a standard switch. Make sure the fixture has some ventilation—LEDs like to stay cool. When it finally gives out after years of use, take it to a recycling point, not the trash.

Tip: Use it in pairs or groups in a multi-bulb pendant for a statement look. The warm 2700K light makes wood, brick, and plants look richer—great for industrial or rustic interiors.