Has anyone bought the LE 10 pack of 6.5W Dimmable GU10s? http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IXG3O3S/r... Same price as these 5W bulbs, but no reviews???
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I bought a single bulb. It is a little cooler than the Triangle version. I've only had it a day but it woks with my slide dimmer and is very bright.
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What I use for this fixture is an A19 led bulb, 60W equivalent, that is able to provide me with a perfect light output and a money-saving opportunity. If you are looking for bulbs for this fixture, I think you should check it out, really worth your money: Triangle Bulbs T95121-6 (6 pack) - LED Dimmable 60 Watt Equivalent Warm White A19 Light Bulbs, 6 pack
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I tried looking for extra bulbs myself. I called the manufacture and they told me these bulbs are no longer made. So just a heads up, whatever you see on amazon is probably all that's left. Unless you find used ones on eBay or something
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Hi. I ordered 6 R 40's & they came as R 40's on my spec.'s. They were very nice bulbs; & a lot cheaper than buying locally, I found out! Hope this helps you out?! Good Luck!
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Hi Sally, I bought these 6 months ago and they look great. The bulbs are G9, 40W. Look them up, I got mine through Amazon as well, the bulbsfairly inexpensive, they come in packs.
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lol I had the same problem. I think u might be trying cfl bulbs,as i am, to save the energy cost. Maybe try an incandescent bulb (but they cost more to use) .... maybe >>>> LE® 3W G14 E26 LED Bulbs, 25W Incandescent Bulb Equivalent, Not Dimmable, 200lm, Warm White, 2700K, 180° Beam Angle, LED Light Bulbs, Pack of 2 Units OR (4 Pack) 100-Watt G25 Medium (E26) Base Globe Incandescent Light Bulb White
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I did the same thing - this is the bulb i used: High Power 6W LED GU10 base Flood 60° Soft White Lamp (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000QH3NEC/ref=oh_details_o03_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1). GU10 is the type of bulb. You might try a different manufacturer since of the 14 I installed I had to replace 4 in less than a year.
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Only if they specifically mention that they are dimmable. I had ordered two to try but they got lost en route.The regular LED GU 10 bulbs work fine. I prefer the "warm" as opposed to daylight LEDs.
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I found a few places on the internet that have them but the price is to high for me to justify. The bulbs in my unit lasted less than 5 days and at $20 plus per lamp I didn't replace them. Here is an answer I got from one seller...........Hello,The part number for this bulb is F10T8/BL. About 5-7 day lead time. They are $20.40 each plus shipping.You can order directly from our website at www.interlight.biz.I just found this site.. Try here http://www.calibex.com/F10T8-Bulb/zzcalibex2zB1z0--search-htmlthank you,Beth TuckerCustomer Service
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You are quite welcome, Juan. And try not to buy these bulbs from Home Depot or Lowe's at $6-7 each. I get them online around $20 for 10 bulbs.
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I use 60W Equivalent LED bulbs and they work best for me. I love the sufficiency of its lighting while being very relaxing for the eyes. This one really lasts longer compared to the one's I've used before. Totally worth your money. Hope it helps! Triangle Bulbs T95121-6 (6 pack) - LED Dimmable 60 Watt Equivalent Warm White A19 Light Bulbs, 6 pack
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Ah, it's $10 more. I payed from $10 to $12 for the 30 some FEIT 60W comp omni dimable bulbs I bought. DO NOT PAY an inflated price.
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So far, been running (6) of them for over 6 months (normal at-home hours) and no failures. I also prefer the Cree brand but could not find them in a Par 16 fixture. Brightness is very good and they are dimmable. (must install a LED approved dimmable switch for best results though)
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I saw a Dimmable LED 3.5 Watt G4 Light Bulb on http://www.lampsplus.com/ , but have not tested it yet. Amazon also seems to carry a good number of LED G4's but hard to tell if they will fit through the lily-pad openings. Still have plenty of old halogen lights laying around.
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GU 10 is the base style it is the socket and two pin contact style of light socket systems. the bulbs come in halogen which can be dimmed and led which I do not know if they can be dimmed or not...mainly because led's take a certain current to keep them on. I do not think the cheaper led bulbs will dim. The light can b e bright white or bright yellow.
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Seller, I would also be interested in a GU10-->GU24 adapter (use smaller GU10 bulbs in a GU24 fixture).Note that Philips has begun selling their "Hue" color shifting bulbs in GU10 format (and no mention of GU24 at this time). These GU10 programmable bulbs are pretty cool, so there will probably be some demand for such adapters...
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They actually had them on here last month for $9.99 with free shipping for Prime for the 9006 6000K - all in all a pretty nice deal. But it was ONLY hte 9006 - 6000K. All the others were around $39.99 with free shipping for Prime, except the ones I wanted which were $39.99 + $9.99 shipping. With that being said, if you don't actually need them right this minute it may be worth waiting until they are at the price you want, as the price seems to fluctuate quite frequently and seems to end up back at $9.99 The only caveat with these is be sure to check the individual bulb itself to be sure that it matches what the box says it is and that it matches what you ordered. One 9005 kit I ordered came with one 9006 bulb and one 9005 bulb and one 9006 6000K kit I ordered came with two 9006 8000K bulbs in it. I had to order 5 seperate kits to get 2 that actually had what I ordered in the box - but they were great when I got the right ones.