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LED Lichtleiste mit Schalter 14W – 128 cm Unterbauleuchte Küche, neutralweiß 4000 K

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LED Lichtleiste mit Schalter 14W – 128 cm Unterbauleuchte Küche, neutralweiß 4000 KLED Unterbauleuchte 128 cm mit Schalter starke Lichtleiste fr Kche & Arbeitsflchen Die LED Lichtleiste mit Schalter 14W von Starlicht ist eine leistungsstarke Unterbauleuchte fr Kche, Mbel und Arbeitsbereiche. Mit ihrer Lnge von 128 cm eignet sie sich ideal zur gleichmigen Ausleuchtung von Kchenarbeitsplatten, Unterschrnken und Regalen. Das integrierte LED Modul erzeugt neutralweies Licht mit 4000 K und einem Lichtstrom von 1100 Lumen optimal fr

LED Unterbauleuchte 128 cm mit Schalter – starke Lichtleiste für Küche & Arbeitsflächen

Die LED Lichtleiste mit Schalter 14W von Starlicht ist eine leistungsstarke Unterbauleuchte für Küche, Möbel und Arbeitsbereiche. Mit ihrer Länge von 128 cm eignet sie sich ideal zur gleichmäßigen Ausleuchtung von Küchenarbeitsplatten, Unterschränken und Regalen.

Das integrierte LED-Modul erzeugt neutralweißes Licht mit 4000 K und einem Lichtstrom von 1100 Lumen – optimal für klares, sachliches Arbeitslicht. Die klare Abdeckung sorgt für eine blendfreie Lichtverteilung, während der integrierte Ein-/Aus-Schalter eine komfortable Bedienung direkt an der Leuchte ermöglicht.


Warum diese LED Unterbauleuchte die richtige Wahl ist

  • 128 cm Länge
    Ideal für lange Küchen-Unterschränke & Arbeitsflächen

  • Integrierter Schalter
    Bequemes Ein- und Ausschalten direkt an der Leuchte

  • Neutralweißes Licht (4000 K)
    Klar, funktional und augenschonend

  • 1100 Lumen Lichtstrom
    Helle, gleichmäßige Ausleuchtung

  • Blendfreies Licht
    Klare Abdeckung für angenehme Lichtverteilung

  • Direkter 230-V-Anschluss
    Kein Trafo erforderlich – einfache Installation


Vielseitig einsetzbar im Innenbereich

Diese LED Lichtleiste eignet sich hervorragend für:

  • Küche & Küchenzeile

  • Unterschränke & Arbeitsflächen

  • Regale & Möbel

  • Büro & Homeoffice

  • Werkstatt & Hobbyraum

  • Flur & Hauswirtschaftsraum

Die gerichtete Lichtverteilung sorgt dafür, dass das Licht genau dort ankommt, wo es benötigt wird.


🟢 TECHNISCHE DATEN

Leuchte

Merkmal Wert
Produktart LED Unterbauleuchte / Lichtleiste
Hersteller Starlicht
Einsatzbereich Innen
Form Lang
Stil Modern
Lichtverteilung Gerichtet
Material Aluminium / Kunststoff
Farbe Weiß
Abdeckung Klar
Schalter Ja
Dimmbar Nein
Schutzart IP20
Schutzklasse II
Anschluss Direkt 230 V

Maße

Maß Wert
Länge 1286 mm
Breite 38 mm
Höhe 27 mm

LED-Technik

Merkmal Wert
Leuchtmittel Integrierte SMD-LED
Gesamtleistung 14 W
Lichtfarbe Neutralweiß
Farbtemperatur 4000 K
Lichtstrom 1100 lm
Farbwiedergabe Ra ≥ 80
Lebensdauer ca. 30.000 h
Schaltzyklen ca. 10.000
Zündzeit ca. 1 s
Spannung 12 V (intern) / 230 V Anschluss
Frequenz 50–60 Hz
Quecksilber Nein
Energieverbrauch 14 kWh / 1.000 h

Fazit

Die LED Lichtleiste mit Schalter 14W in 128 cm Länge ist eine zuverlässige, helle und funktionale Unterbauleuchte für Küche und Arbeitsbereiche. Klare Lichtfarbe, einfache Bedienung und schlankes Design machen sie zur idealen Lösung für alle, die viel Licht auf großer Fläche benötigen.

👉 Perfekt für Küche, Unterschrank & Arbeitsfläche.

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