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50W GU10 Halogen Alternatives?
Question by BThunderW: 50W GU10 Halogen Alternatives? I have a basement full of 50W Halogen Recessed lights running on 120V through several dimmers (controlled in sections). Only problem is that they run incredibly hot, while the rest of the house is nice and cool the basement is running like a sauna. I’m looking for alternatives and so far I haven’t found anything that would really solve the issue. I really don’t want to rip up all the lights to replace them with something else. I’ve looked into GU10 versions of LED (3-6W, expensive, tall, not dimmable), CFL (~11W, tall, not dimmable) and even Xenon Filled bulbs that promise to run cooler but I haven’t found any real data supporting it. I’d like to keep my dimmers if possible but I’m open to other suggestions. Even though I found dimmable versions of LED and CFLs, most of them are too large to fit in the standard housing (Catalina Lighting Recessed Housing) or only are available in 240V versions.
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How effective are LED Halogen replacement lamps? Also, how good are the coloured versions?
Question by Andrew: How effective are LED Halogen replacement lamps? Also, how good are the coloured versions? I have over 60 230v 50W halogen lamps spread throughout my house and a huge electric bill to go with it. So, I have been looking at ways I can economise a little by reducing the power.
I have seen LED lamps that last 25 time longer and use about 1/20th of then power of a conventional 50W halogen lamp.
How good are these alternatives? Is it a cold light? Do they not offer much brightness?
Also, as I use lighting to create effects in the house, I was thinking about installing just a couple of the colour changing GU10 LED lights within each circuit of 8 to give effect. How good are these?
I would welcome feedback from anybody that has used these before.
Thanks
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do led bulbs lose their brightness over a period of 4 weeks i.e gu10 repalcement for halogen?
Question by jancee55: do led bulbs lose their brightness over a period of 4 weeks i.e gu10 repalcement for halogen? I purchased led gu10s (72 led) which weer very bright to start with but after only 4 weeks and not constant use they have started to lose their brightness. Has anyone any idea why? Other led gu10s (48 led) are as bright as when I got them. Not constantly left on or anything.
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Are gu10 48 led bulbs (daywhite) brighter than at least a 35w halogen gu10 bulbs? ?
Question by normi2k5: Are gu10 48 led bulbs (daywhite) brighter than at least a 35w halogen gu10 bulbs? ? I just ordered these and i am scared i will waste my money and the bulbs will not be bright. Are there any recommendations for replacement of gu10 bulbs?
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50W GU10 Halogen Alternatives?
I have a basement full of 50W Halogen Recessed lights running on 120V through several dimmers (controlled in sections). Only problem is that they run incredibly hot, while the rest of the house is nice and cool the basement is running like a sauna. I’m looking for alternatives and so far I haven’t found anything that would really solve the issue. I really don’t want to rip up all the lights to replace them with something else. I’ve looked into GU10 versions of LED (3-6W, expensive, tall, not dimmable), CFL (~11W, tall, not dimmable) and even Xenon Filled bulbs that promise to run cooler but I haven’t found any real data supporting it. I’d like to keep my dimmers if possible but I’m open to other suggestions. Even though I found dimmable versions of LED and CFLs, most of them are too large to fit in the standard housing (Catalina Lighting Recessed Housing) or only are available in 240V versions.
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We have a wide choice of GU10 LED Bulbs to replace your halogens.
How effective are LED Halogen replacement lamps? Also, how good are the coloured versions?
I have over 60 230v 50W halogen lamps spread throughout my house and a huge electric bill to go with it. So, I have been looking at ways I can economise a little by reducing the power.
I have seen LED lamps that last 25 time longer and use about 1/20th of then power of a conventional 50W halogen lamp.
How good are these alternatives? Is it a cold light? Do they not offer much brightness?
Also, as I use lighting to create effects in the house, I was thinking about installing just a couple of the colour changing GU10 LED lights within each circuit of 8 to give effect. How good are these?
I would welcome feedback from anybody that has used these before.
Thanks
Are gu10 48 led bulbs (daywhite) brighter than at least a 35w halogen gu10 bulbs? ?
I just ordered these and i am scared i will waste my money and the bulbs will not be bright. Are there any recommendations for replacement of gu10 bulbs?
