LED Filament Bulb E27 A60 4W — 840lm, 320° (≈210 lm/W)
The LED filament bulb E27 A60 4W is an ideal quick relamping solution for E27 socket fixtures in homes, hotels, restaurants, retail, or reception areas. With 840 lm and a beam angle of 320°, it maintains the look of a classic bulb while significantly reducing electricity consumption.
At Silumen, this model follows a simple approach: to offer a high-performance E27 bulb that is easy to replace, technically clear, and suited for professionals who want to streamline their replacements across sites while keeping a neat visual appearance.
Technical Details of the LED Filament Bulb E27 A60 4W
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Base: E27
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Shape: A60
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Technology: LED Filament
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Power: 4W
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Luminous flux: 840 lm
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Luminous efficacy: ≈ 210 lm/W (840 lm / 4W)
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Beam angle: 320°
Wide beam for more even lighting
Thanks to its 320° angle, this bulb emits light almost all around, making it especially suitable for open or semi-open fixtures: pendants, wall sconces, globes, portholes, or decorative lamps. The result is more uniform, with fewer shadowed areas and a more enveloping light.
Direct replacement without installation changes
The A60 shape and E27 base allow immediate replacement in existing installations. This is an efficient solution for maintenance teams, multi-site operators, and professionals who want to quickly standardize their inventory without technical modifications.
- Remove the old bulb.
- Direct replacement with E27.
- Power on test and socket retention check.
Low power, good light output
With 840 lm for 4W, this bulb offers an excellent flux-to-consumption ratio. It is an effective alternative to old incandescent lamps of about 60W, while helping significantly reduce energy costs in installations with many light points.
Compatibility and usage precautions
This LED filament bulb is suitable for 220–240V installations. To preserve its lifespan, it is recommended to check the thermal compatibility of the fixture, especially in fully enclosed or poorly ventilated devices.
⚠️ Pro Safety: always cut power before handling and avoid overly confined or poorly ventilated environments, which can accelerate heating and reduce the source’s lifespan.
