Philips MasterClassic 13w halogen candle lamp
An odd and short-lived range of halogen lamps, with inbuilt step-down transformers, that came with either clear or frosted glass and in standard or candle shape, was marketed in the late 2000s-early 2010s by Philips. They didn't catch on as the much less clunky and cheaper 240v halogen retrofits flooded the market. After seeing some in other collections I was glad to get this example (albeit used and box-less!)

Philips MasterClassic 13w halogen candle lamp

An odd and short-lived range of halogen lamps, with inbuilt step-down transformers, that came with either clear or frosted glass and in standard or candle shape, was marketed in the late 2000s-early 2010s by Philips. They didn't catch on as the much less clunky and cheaper 240v halogen retrofits flooded the market. After seeing some in other collections I was glad to get this example (albeit used and box-less!)

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Album name:LAllenLighting / GLS and Halogen lamps
Manufacturer:Philips
Type/Model:MasterClassic
Wattage:13w
Date manufactured:January 2010
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Date added:12 May, 2021
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AngryHorse   [15 May, 2021 at 09:10 AM]
I always wondered if these were ‘re-lampable’?, is it possible to pop the top off, and put another halogen capsule in?
It’s a shame these didn’t catch on, as low voltage halogen are slightly more efficient and more hard waring than the crappy mains counterparts!

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