The TAL HUBBLE 300 Surface Mounted ceiling lamp is a lighting unit of the TAL brand. The dimmable fixture of the family HUBBLE is for indoors and has an IP value of IP20. The bulb is included and has a colour rendering index of CRI 82. A driver is included. The delivery time is 1-2 weeks.
Product details
Beam angle
LAMBERTIAN
Colour temperaturei
What does the colour temperature in Kelvin mean? Colour temperature is expressed in Kelvin (K). 2700-3000K is warm and cosy, 4000K is neutral and functional, 6500K comes close to daylight.
3000K
Luminous fluxi
How much light does this lamp give? This lamp has a light output of about 1341 lm lumens. The higher the number of lumens, the more light the lamp produces.
1341 lm
Vermogen
12,5W
Family
HUBBLE
Designer
TAL
IP Codei
Is this product suitable for indoor or outdoor use? IP20 is suitable for dry indoor spaces. No protection against water.
IP20
Application
Ceiling
Usage
Indoor
Armature type
Ceiling lamp
Dimmable
Yes
Lamp type(s)
LED
Driver included
Yes
Recupel
05.50
Lamp(s) included
Yes
Color rendering index (CRI)i
What does CRI mean? CRI (Colour Rendering Index) indicates how accurately colours are reproduced. Values above 90 give more natural colours.
CRI 82
Energy label
A++
Sales unit
Per unit
Warranty
2 years
Style
Architectural
Frequently asked questions
What is DALI dimming?
DALI dimming requires 5-wire cabling and integrates with home automation systems for digital, flexible lighting control.
What is push dim?
Dimmable with a push button on mains voltage. Usually compatible with DALI drivers.
What does the colour temperature in Kelvin mean?
Colour temperature is expressed in Kelvin (K). 2700-3000K is warm and cosy, 4000K is neutral and functional, 6500K comes close to daylight.
How much light does this lamp give?
This lamp has a light output of about 1341 lm lumens. The higher the number of lumens, the more light the lamp produces.
Is this product suitable for indoor or outdoor use?
IP20 is suitable for dry indoor spaces. No protection against water.
What does CRI mean?
CRI (Colour Rendering Index) indicates how accurately colours are reproduced. Values above 90 give more natural colours.