Just bough these this morning, build quality and light output are impressive, available in warm and cool white at the same price, here is all the bumf....
5kWh/1000h. A+ rated. 25,000 hours average rated life. Energy saving LED lamp with same look and size as a conventional halogen lamp but with up to 90% energy saving.
3 Year Manufacturer's Guarantee
Warm White
Wattage: 5W
Equivalent Wattage: 35W
Cap Fitting: GU5.3
346Lm
Full Instant Light
Non-Dimmable
Low Energy
Truefit Replacement for 35W Halogen
All comments (25)
eeek!
25 Jul 16#1
I bought these when they were a lot more expensive. I like them. I bought cool white for the kitchen. A bargain at this price.
Aaronnnn
25 Jul 16#2
I need some decent G9 LED bulbs, any recommendation guys?
krizw to Aaronnnn
26 Jul 16#14
I got some LIKE these about a year ago, from Amazon so delivery next day, so if you dont like them send them back, easy. Have a look there may be some brighter, maybe dimmable ones available now.
Thanks for this, I think ours need to be fire rated though as its an open kitchen and diner. Gives me an idea though, will have a look on amazon
randomnut
26 Jul 16#10
Can I swap these like for like with the 50w halogens I have right now or do I need to get a sparky in to also change the driver or something like that? I am in a fairly new build (5yrs old) house and not sure what's there at the moment other than I'm currently using traditional 50w halogen MR16
Pinky7
26 Jul 16#12
Being a bit of a numpty... Can I just simply switch these for my halogen lights and not have to change transformers etc.?
krizw to Pinky7
26 Jul 16#13
It depends on your trasformers wattage rating. See what the transformer /driver says, maybe something like 20-90, would mean you need a minimum of 20 wattts.
RS_01
26 Jul 16#16
Just bought 4boxes.. Thanks :sunglasses:
N42
26 Jul 16#17
Picked up a set today. Cheers OP
Aaronnnn
27 Jul 16#18
I do need the dimmable ones, the reviews do not seem no good. So I am in two minds of buying them.
N42
28 Jul 16#19
Which ones guys warm white or cool white ?
jans to N42
28 Jul 161#21
I'd advise the cool white option in the kitchen and maybe the bathroom (depending on the style and decor) but for living areas I'd say warm white as the light they give off is not as stark or glaring but I suppose you may have to factor in the amount of light fittings you have in the room too.
Jefft
28 Jul 16#20
Not to building regs as not fire rated.
N42
28 Jul 16#22
Ok thanks will try cool white. Tried warm white but found the glow vey yellow
N42
28 Jul 16#23
Ok tried both options. Much prefer the cool white. A much whiter light compared to the yellowish warm white
N42
28 Jul 16#24
Now just need a set of mr11 & SES candle in led :wink:
hotchilli
30 Jul 16#25
Good lamps but they are about 5mm longer than a standard MR16 and stick out proud in my cooker hood.
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5kWh/1000h. A+ rated. 25,000 hours average rated life. Energy saving LED lamp with same look and size as a conventional halogen lamp but with up to 90% energy saving.
3 Year Manufacturer's Guarantee
Warm White
Wattage: 5W
Equivalent Wattage: 35W
Cap Fitting: GU5.3
346Lm
Full Instant Light
Non-Dimmable
Low Energy
Truefit Replacement for 35W Halogen
All comments (25)
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