Do you think a festoon lighting cable is beautiful for the garden, and you want to have the freedom to decide where the lamps on the cable are attached? Thanks to our self-developed "Fitting + LED" lamps you can create a unique product. You determine the distance between the lamps on the cable. These lamps do not have an E27 fitting, but you "stick" them on a loose wire without fittings, and then screw them on with a 10 mm Allen key.
If you want to apply atmosphere, then you are well served with these 0.7 watt ''Fitting+LED'' lamps. In this lamp the LEDs are visible, which creates an extra atmospheric effect. The 0.7 watt lamps with transparent cover are among our best-selling lamps. This is because from a distance they are virtually indistinguishable from the traditional incandescent lamp.
This progressive model uses LED lighting in a new way. This is because the lamp has no screw thread or sealing ring. Not only does this make the fitting smaller and tighter, it gives great ease of use through the 'plug and play' principle. You screw the fitting on your festoon lighting cable without fittings and you are ready to create atmosphere. Furthermore, as a closed fitting, this lamp is guaranteed IP44 (this also applies to our standard festoon lighting cables, by the way).
These lamps feature a virtually unbreakable polycarbonate shade. The lamps are energy efficient and have a long life.
The light color of white lamps is expressed in Kelvin. 2000 Kelvin (2000K) is what we call "extra" warm white. It is similar to the color of candlelight, the light is a bit more yellowish. 2650 Kelvin is the color of the incandescent lamp, still warm white but somewhat less yellowish. The 6500 Kelvin lamps have a cold white color. The Kelvin is a spectrum where the lower the number, the warmer the color. We sometimes have customers who find the 2000K too warm, but on the other hand also customers who find the 2650K not warm enough. Fortunately, the vast majority of customers are satisfied with the initial choice they made for 1 of the two variants.
