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Brilliance BRI-G4-CHM-2.5-RGBW Chameleon G4 bi-pin LED lamp

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Product Description

The Brilliance BRI-G4-CHM-2.5-RGBW Chameleon is a 2.5W G4 bi-pin LED lamp for adding app-controlled color to a compatible low-voltage fixture. Its omnidirectional distribution suits applications that need light around the lamp rather than a directional spotlight.

Choose white light from 2200K to 5700K or RGB colors. The app supports individual and grouped control, schedules and scenes.

Check compatibility before ordering

Check the G4 socket and available space inside the fixture before ordering. A matching base alone does not establish physical or electrical compatibility.

Provide a consistent 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi signal of -70 dBm or better at the installed lamp. Check coverage before installation. Account for the listed VA load when sizing the compatible low-voltage power supply.

Compare the Chameleon MR16 when a different lamp format is needed; these formats are not interchangeable.

Brilliance product details and setup instructions · Manufacturer specification sheet

Compare G4 LED bulbs and compatible T3 replacement lamps. Match the base, voltage and lamp dimensions to your fixture.

Technical specifications
SKUBRI-G4-CHM-2.5-RGBW
LampG4 bi-pin; 2.5W
Transformer load4.17VA
Input voltage 8–18 VAC/DC
BeamOmnidirectional
Light output190–250 lumens; manufacturer-listed range, not a guaranteed output in every color mode
ColorRGBW; 2200K–5700K white adjustment; CRI 80
Fixture useDamp locations; suitable for totally enclosed luminaires; not for underwater use
IP ratingIP65
Rated lamp life50,000 hours
Manufacturer warranty5 years
Sku: BRI-G4-CHM-2.5-RGBW
Vendor: Brilliance LED
$27.58
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