BALAJI 15W AC/DC Inverter LED Bulb, B22 Base, 6500K Cool White, 1500 Lumens, Emergency Backup Up to 4 Hours, Energy Saving & Fluctuation Resistant, 220–240V

Product Description

Keep your home and workspace brightly illuminated even during power interruptions with the BALAJI 15W AC/DC Inverter LED Bulb. Designed with an integrated emergency backup system, this B22-base LED bulb provides dependable illumination during power cuts and is suitable for everyday lighting as well as emergency use.

With 15W power, 1500 lumens and 6500K cool white light, it delivers bright illumination for homes, offices, study rooms, shops and other indoor spaces. The product specifications shown on the packaging indicate up to 4 hours maximum emergency backup and approximately 8–10 hours charging time, depending on operating conditions.

Key Features

15W High-Brightness LED Bulb

AC/DC Inverter Bulb for illumination during power cuts

Up to 4 Hours Maximum Emergency Backup

1500 Lumens for bright illumination

6500K Cool White Light

B22 Cap/Base for compatible standard bulb holders

220–240V AC, 50Hz Input

Fluctuation Resistant Design

Long-Life LED Lighting

Suitable for home, office, shop and study-room use

Single Unit

Product Details:-

Brand: BALAJI
Product Type: AC/DC Inverter LED Bulb
Wattage: 15W
Lumens: 1500 lm
Colour Temperature: 6500K
Base/Cap Type: B22
Input Voltage: 220–240V AC, 50Hz
Power Factor: >0.9A as printed on product packaging
Emergency Backup: Up to 4 Hours (Max.)
Charging Time: Approximately 8–10 Hours
Quantity: 1 Unit
Country of Origin: India

Benefits:-

Provides lighting during unexpected power interruptions

Helps maintain visibility during emergency situations

Bright cool-white illumination for daily activities

Convenient replacement for compatible B22 LED bulbs

Useful for homes, workspaces and commercial areas

Energy-saving LED technology for regular lighting applications

Ideal Uses:-

Home & Living Rooms

Bedrooms

Study Rooms

Offices

Shops

Workspaces

Emergency Lighting

Areas affected by power interruptions