Hama LED-Gloeidraadlamp E27 470LM Verv 40W Peer A60 Mat Neutraal White Dimb

Hama LED Filament Bulb E27 470 lm | Familiar bulb shape, neutral white light

The A60 pear shape is the defining choice: it gives this Hama LED filament lamp a familiar bulb format for replacing a conventional lamp. It’s intended for an E27 socket, with a 470-lumen output and a stated replacement rating of 40W. The light is described as neutral white, and the lamp is dimmable. Its matte finish is another detail in the product name, alongside the filament-style LED design. If you’re choosing a replacement and want these particular details, the name gives you a direct way to compare it with the lamp you’re taking out. The 40W figure is a replacement rating, not a statement of the lamp’s own power consumption. That distinction matters when you’re comparing bulbs: the lumen value tells you the listed light output, while the replacement rating refers to the traditional lamp it’s intended to replace.

Choosing this replacement

This is a straightforward option to consider when you want an LED filament lamp in a familiar pear-shaped format. Start with the socket type and shape, then decide whether the listed light character and dimming function suit the fixture and the way you use it. The product name gives a defined light-output figure rather than leaving brightness as a vague description. It also identifies the colour as neutral white, which helps distinguish it from bulbs labelled with other white tones. The matte finish is specified too, so you can include that in your comparison if the appearance of the lamp matters in your fitting. One practical point: the title identifies the lamp as dimmable, but doesn’t name a particular dimmer. If dimming is part of your setup, check that the dimmer is suitable for the lamp type you’re using.

Technical Specifications

• Brand: Hama
• Lamp type: LED filament lamp
• Socket: E27
• Light output: 470 lm
• Replacement rating: 40 W
• Shape: Pear, A60
• Finish: Matte
• Light colour: Neutral white
• Dimmable: Yes