I've been using Phillips Landscape and Cabinet 12V, T3 Halogen bulbs in our range hood. Will these work instead? The price is great.
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The price is great, but the bulbs aren't so great. I put one in my under the counter fixture and it is working fine. However, I recently installed another bulb and it started to smoke. I took it out and tried another one and it also started to smoke. I tossed them and the rest of the bulbs, went to Home Depot and bought a bulb and it is working fine in the same fixture. I guess you do get what you pay for.
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if the base is the same, it should interchange. You should be able to find T-3 replacements on amazon. I have found a replacement for every bulb in our coach for about 1/10 to 1/4 of the local costs Of replacement.
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I don't know.....I used these bulbs on 600watt low voltage landscaping light system.
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I know this question is a year old, but I just wanted to confirm for anyone interested that these devices do work with Philips and Cree brands of dimmable 60W equivalent that I purchased at Home Depot. The low is not as dim as an incandescent used on this device, but you do get 3 levels starting from more of a 'medium' brightness.
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Yes, I used it for my outdoor Malibu lighting which is 12 volts. They actually are lasting longer than the Home Depot brand. Can't go wrong.
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I purchased these to replace line voltage (120V) halogen 50 watt GU-10 bulbs. My fixtures are 120 volt. I believe they would also work in fixtures with transformer built in (12V - 24V) but can't confirm cause I don't own any of this type. Hope this helps.
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Yes, I have them in Malibu landscape lighting and they work great. No flicker and almost the same as with the halogen bulbs.
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APPEAR ANSWER IS YES...BUT YOU CAN FIND THEM FOR LESS AT WWW.TMART.COM But remember they will outlast a standard bulb 8 to 1 is what I am told by geeks who evaluate this stuff
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Yes - I use these bulbs on exterior landscape lighting fixtures that are on a 12 volt a/c (via Malibu low voltage transformer). You can use any normal 120 volt incandescent fixture (which takes normal "old fashioned" bulbs), add to a low voltage line and utilize these low-voltage LED bulbs. They do a great job - so far 7 months running 4 hours per night and no problems. Do not put bulbs in a normal residential 120 volt circuit.
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I am not sure that LED bulbs are interchangeable with Halogen - best check with manufacturer
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The G4 bulbs are direct LED replacements for halogens as I understand it. I believe that, like the halogens, the G4's are for low voltage (12 volt) like landscape or marine lighting, not line voltage (120 volt) applications. Whatever base/socket you use you'd need a transformer to convert to the correct voltage. I think this base would work as the prongs of the G4 lamp will fit into any connector that takes an MR11 or MR16 halogen bulb.
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The first thing you would need to do is determine if the existing bulbs are 12v or 120v. If they are 120v DON'T USE THESE! These bulbs are rated for 12v ac or dc. If you determine that the voltage is compatable, then it's just a matter of if they'll fit. These modules have their electronics mounted on the back, so you'll need close to 1/2 inch clearance back there.
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If the voltage and amperage is the same as regular bulbs they should work fine. They may come on a little slower, but shouldwork fine. check with bulb dealer they should know for sure
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Illy-Den, can you tell me which specific halogen bulb to use? The previous bulb was a standard incandescent dimmable and I have been without the use of this fixture for months trying to find the appropriate one.
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Find one with a higher wattage equivalent, they work but not as bright as i would like. I also need to keep one of the original bulbs in the circut. (7) LED & (1) regular filament bulb. If I didn't bulbs would constantly flash. Has to do with Malibu transformer voltage regulator.
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Have NO idea what 'that' is. I bought these for our range hood, which is called a ZEPH^R (as close as I could get with the symbol) (http://www.ventingdirect.com/cavaliere-euro-sv218d-i36-900-cfm-36-inch-wide-stainless-steel-and-glass-island-mounted-range-hood-with-halogen-lighting/p2544606). . . suggest you take the bulb out of your BROAN, look at it closely and determine what bulb you need. Can't be of any more help than that, since I don't know what a BROAN is.
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By standard house bulbs I assume you mean tungsten, incandescent bulbs. I have not tried them but they certainly should work.
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No idea. Google is our friend, and your the exact question you posted and adding 'Halogen Bulbs' to the end of it, the best response I found: Halogen Bulbs By far, the best place to get lightbulbs in general, including halogen bulbs, is at a home center. The better, more reputable major manufacturers are General Electric, Osram/Sylvania, and Philips. Other established, reputable manufacturers such as Amglo, Ushio and Thorn are also good, but produce mainly more specialized types such as photographic and projector bulbs. I would avoid any others as of now. Off-brand halogen bulbs may be prone to reliability problems and may produce less light than the reputable brands. One particular bulb in high demand is the 300 watt tubular "Type J" halogen bulb for those torchiere lamps. Type "J" bulbs are also Type "T" (tubular) ones, so it is OK to use a similar-looking bulb that fits if it comes in a package saying "Type T" if the fixture has a label indicating requirement of "Type J". Do not use a 500 watt bulb even though in some stores, the 500 is cheaper or the only one there. A torchiere lamp rated for use with no more than a 300 watt bulb is a fire hazard with a 500 watt bulb. The wiring, especially where it connects to things, does not reliably stay cool enough with the higher current. The switch and any dimmer circuitry also do not reliably handle the higher current. I just got an e-mail from someone that G.E. brand 300 watt bulbs are available at Home Depot for $5.88 for a 2-pack. Compare this against $8 to $13 per bulb at supermarkets and chain drugstores!