I am trying to match a LED bulb to a Halogen (MR16 120V EXN BI-PIN G8 BASE 50W FLOOD) by Satco. Does this match?
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I am not familiar with the SATCO bulb in question. However, I can tell you that the Great Eagle bulb runs a bit cool. I am guessing that it is closer to 3000K than 2700K. I can also tell you that it is a very bright bulb. If it's not a 50W bulb, it is very close.
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I replaced 10 of the old halogens with this bulb and they are working great.
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Yes, but you have to watch out because some MR16 LEDs are longer than others and may not fit. I have some now that fit fine, but can't recall the brand. Sometimes the reviews on a particular LED model will help.
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My guess would be probably not. The type of socket that the halogen goes into has an electrode on each side that the bulb touches. I've never seen an LED that would fit.
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Go to your user manual and check the bulb number for your Back Up, if not there, you can always find it in Google. If the bulb size is mention in the compatible list for this LED, go ahead, you'll be fine!
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I am not sure that LED bulbs are interchangeable with Halogen - best check with manufacturer
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You're welcome. I know this because the older models used 12v T4 50w bi-pin halogens, but I removed the reflector and replaced it with an MR16, and they work fine. I was thinking about LED but bought several MR 16 bulbs on sale.
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In the bulb selection process .. The details are a process.. Make sure the voltage matches.. Sometimes the led is 12?volt.. Sometimes 120 volt (with the driver built into the bulb). So whatever voltage your existing bulb is .. The led needs to match. .. And go high kelvin numbers for better visibility
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The Rep. at Satco told me it should work fine based on your question above, however without knowing that exact socket you are screwing into we cannot be 100% sure. thanks. Chris
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If the fixture has a regular bulb 'screw in' feature. It should work I have saved on my electric bills by retrofitting all to led cans
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I assume you are speaking of the Model 10411 old style with the halogen bulb. If so, I have one and it fits mine.
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Correct. Incandescent sockets are compatible. Just look the model type up to know what size bulb you need. 95% of my lights are now LEDs.
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When I ordered this, I took the old bulb and matched the number on it to the H34J3k. Personally I would only order if the numbers match. There are just too many Ott bulbs to choose from and they all appear to be slightly different. My lamp is a bronze floor lamp with a square glass "shade", if that helps, don't know the style number.....
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I use the 1461-LHC switch with this LED bulb: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002ZBJ25G/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It works fine, just like a regular switch with an incandescent.
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Hello,It is the same BA15S 1156 base Interface ,I think it can work,please make sure input voltage is 11.8~12.8V, and the bulb length can fit,thanks!
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Kindly note it support G4 bulb. You may search on Amazon. For quality issues, please contact customer service directly.
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Yes, but they will have to be LOW-VOLTAGE (12V) MR16 LED bulbs. The fixture uses transformers in the track heads to convert line voltage to 12V--designed for 50W 12V MR16 halogen bulbs. You could use low-voltage MR16 LED bulbs, but, if you really want to use LED, you could just get a regular (line-voltage) track kit and put LED bulbs (e.g. PAR20, PAR30, etc.) in it.
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Neither, the bulb is a 20w bi-pin G4 (t3). I have bought these metal spot lights and replaced the 20w halogen bulb with a 2w LED bulb (YHG 10packs Warm White. 2 Watt G4 Light Bulb .Led 3014smd) purchased from Amazon. They work great and give of equivalent light and you have $40.00 LED spot light for little more than $11.00.