11W LED T-Type Bulb LDTHV11D65GA1

Features

Sustainable Ecosystem

At Panasonic, we’re not just committed to saving the environment, but also to the idea of a sustainable ecosystem as well. That’s why the Tokyo Skytree, the world’s tallest freestanding communications structure*, is our pride and joy.

Fitted entirely with sophiscated LED bulbs that are similar to ours, it is a landmark which not only shows our commitment towards saving energy and the environment, but also our dedication in creating a globally eco-friendly community for the people.

Energy Saving

Reduce your energy consumption with Panasonic LED bulbs.

Long Lifetime

Because of the increasing awareness of green energy, LED bulbs are fast finding their way into the homes of people due to their high-energy efficiency and long life. At Panasonic, we believe our LED bulbs will last well into next generation of your family, simply because of the long life we’ve given it.

Basic Knowledge of Lighting

Light bulbs are getting better, newer bulbs - like Compact Fluorescent Lamp (CFLs) and Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) last longer and use less energy than traditional incandescent bulbs, saving you money on your energy bills.

What is LUMENS and WATTS?

For years, people have chosen light bulbs by the watt, learning over time about how bright a typical 40-watt or 60-watt bulb is.

But wattage tells you only how much energy a bulb uses, not how bright it is. With newer light bulbs designed to use less energy, wattage is no longer a reliable way to gauge a light bulb’s brightness. Luminous flux (Lumen/lm) is used to measure brightness.

Watts & Lumens: Understanding the Difference

WATT
The amount of energy a light bulb uses. The lower the watts, the lower the electricity bill CFLs and LEDs have a lower wattage than incandescent bulbs, but emit the same light output.

LUMENS
The amount of light emitted from a light bulb. Higher number of lumens means brighter light. If you’re trying to illuminate a large space, you need to use a light bulb with a high number of lumens, above 1,000lm.