sanlumia 10 X 8.5W GU10 LED Super Bright Spotlight Bulb 820lm 100 Degree Beam Angle Non Dimmable 100W Halogen Equivalen Cool White 6400K

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The second thing to keep in mind is that LED bulbs come in different shapes and sizes. You need to make sure that you get an LED bulb that will fit into your existing fixtures. Without its need for a transformer, the GU10 LED has become incredibly popular, with many consumers opting for this over the more technologically advanced integrated LED downlight. Its's cheap to buy, easy to replace and available in a wide variety of lumen outputs, colour temperatures and beam angles. LED GU10 bulbs are known for their long life and durability compared to traditional incandescent bulbs. It is important to choose a GU10 bulb that has a long life and is durable enough to withstand the intended application. If you keep the light on only 30 minutes a day instead of five hours the cost of incandescent is only about three dollars and fifty cents over two years. Cost for the LED – twenty dollars and fifty cents. For living rooms, hallways, landings, and bedrooms, a warm white colour (2700k - 3000k) is usually preferred as these bulbs give off a warming, slightly yellow, welcoming glow. 3500k GU10s give off more of a plain white colour. GU10 LED bulbs in cool white (4000k - 4500k) are ideal for kitchens and bathrooms as they offer a crisper, clearer colour that’s good for task work. For offices and commercial properties, GU10 LED bulbs in ‘daylight’ colour (6000k - 6500k) give off the most natural light. There are also super high CRI-rated GU10s that emit a very clear, very natural light. These are often used in art galleries.

of blue LED chip and yellow fluorescent material called phosphor. This is called a “white phosphor LED”. A GU10 spotlight bulb is a very common type of light bulb that’s specially designed for use in GU10 spotlights and recessed downlights. The name comes from the pin pitch, with the two pins spaced 10mm apart. While GU10 bulbs have previously been available as halogens and compact fluorescent lights (CFLs), the phase out of these bulbs across Europe now means that the GU10 LED bulb is the most common remaining option. The third thing to consider is the color temperature of the LED bulb. The color temperature is measured in Kelvin, and it determines how “warm” or “cool” the light from the bulb will be. Beam angle is measured in degrees. A wider beam angle covers more space with light. Your choice of beam angle, like colour variant, is completely down to you. As a guide, we’d advise using wider beam angles in living spaces where many people are gathered round. Narrow beam angles, on the other hand, are often used for decorative purposes or areas where you need focus. Scottish Highlands, areas which we class as zone 1 are post codes: AB30-38, AB44-56, FK17-99, G83, IV1-28, IV30-32, IV33-39, IV52-54, IV63, KW1-14, PA21-33, PA34-40, PH18-26, PH30, PH31-41, PH49-50So burn like five hours every day and you break even with led in less than two years. It’s a good idea but watch what happens when you don’t use the light that much.

The LE GU10 LED Light Bulbs with a wide beam angle of 120 degrees and a brightness equivalent to 5000K natural daylight, these bulbs are perfect for bringing new life to your old fixtures. Plus, they're easy to install - just screw them in like any other GU10 light bulb! A question that many are asking right now is ‘is it time to switch from halogen GU10 lamps to LED GU10 lamps?’. And the answer is absolutely. There are many benefits to making the switch, including making big savings, and becoming more eco friendly. These 6.2W LEDspots (replacement for the 7W version) have a similar look and feel as a traditional and now bannedglass halogen spotlight bulb, allow you to retain the classic halogen style without compromising on lighting perfomance. If you are looking for a wide beam, you will want to find an LED bulb with a wide beam angle. For a narrow beam, you will want to find an LED bulb with a narrow beam angle. 6. Lifespans

Have you decided to replace your old halogen bulbs by LEDs to save energy?

No you don’t. GU10s have an in-built driver, so you can just switch your old halogen bulbs with new LEDs and start saving straight away. This means GU10 LEDs use around five times less energy than their halogen counterparts. Halogens were banned in Europe in 2018 due to the high levels of CO2 emissions that were being created by the light bulbs' vast energy usage. GU10 LEDs were introduced as a way to minimise the carbon footprint of spotlights and downlights. Dispose of properly: When disposing of GU10 bulbs, follow local regulations for proper disposal to prevent harm to the environment.