can this bulb replace 20W MR16 halogen bulb?
453162
yes it can and it works well except in tight fixtures!!!! The bulbs wont last as long as you think....
453163
Yes, it can, but I don't strongly recommend these. When I bought these, I confirmed the adage that you get what you pay for. The longevity of these bulbs is nothing close to what is suggested. I used these in my kitchen, where the lights are used 2-3 hours a day. After a couple of months, they started to flicker and eventually they just emit a dull glow before completely dying. And yes, of course, you should have an adapter, but if you are looking into buying LED bulbs you probably know this already.
453164
Yes, it can. However, since this is a 12v (twelve volt) bulb, you must ensure that your line voltage matches. Do not use this bulb on regular house current circuit! (120v - one hundred twenty). Also, if you have the old style receptacle with bi-pin only, consider upgrade to newer version that includes a clip to hold bulb. The LED MR16 GU5.3 12V bulb has a dimple to accommodate the clip.
453165
Yes it can but it is just a bit longer and will protrude further from the fixture if it is now flush (~1/2")
510091
You have to make sure you use the right voltage. I believe your "MR16-130-50w" is a 130V (Volt) bulb. This Torchstar LED is a 12V (Volt) bulb and that will not work in a 130V application. The transformer is the part that takes regular household voltage 120V down to 12V.
2109120
No. The posts on the bottom, that plug into the light's electric socket, are different for the GU 10 vs the MR 16. In every other way I can tell, they're the same, but the pins.
293350
The B84J35 is the only ott-lite bulb I carry that is 20 watts. Where did you get that part number?
1572271
I don't think that it would. The original is a 100 watt fixture, and the bulb in question is a 250 watt bulb. That would require a different balast and other circuit components that could safely handle two and one half times the wattage. Wattage formulas would say NO. I would do more research before I tried it. Hope this helps.
388318
This item has a misleading label. It is only the fixture, which holds a MR16 bulb with a GU10 base. These are sold in both halogen and LED. Color temperature will depend on the bulb chosen.
521093
We do have a 20 watt equivalent G4 bulb. see a link bellow: http://www.amazon.com/Triangle-Bulbs-Equivalent-Incandescent-Replacement/dp/B00S5DVRGU/ref=sr_1_8?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1427894755&sr=1-8
704786
The pins seem to be the same. I've put MR11 bulbs into lights that came with MR16 and they fit.The MR 16 is a bigger light, though, so much more output and much brigher, generally. That's up to you.I replaced my halogens with LED --- at first just a few because I wanted to and then the rest because I had to because they burned out --- and I'm lighting up parts of my house which are brick and parts which are a lighter color of siding. Cannot tell the difference in color/ temp between these and the halogens they replaced. These are quite bright.
2267985
yes, take the bulb out and take it to home depot....they will match the socket with a new led bulb. Joe
977016
can I get 60Watt, 12V, MR-16 Halogen bulb replacments but you have to remove the existing bulb to ensure u get an exact match which can be bought at amazon ,radioshack , or any electrical supply store .
1146286
It's a MR16 20 watt bi-pin bulb. As the original bulbs burn out I've replaced them with LED bulbs that give me the equivalent of 35 watts, but only use 5 watts of power. They are more expensive, but save in the long run and should last a long, long time. You may be able to find a 50 watt equivalent.
753422
Looks like your question has already been answered, but just search "MR16 LED 12V". Should cost you about $50 for 10. EBay also has a lot of sellers of these 2-pin bulbs as well, mostly from Hong Kong. I have used both and they all seem to work fine. Keep in mind the color you want, usually measured in degrees Kelvin. A 2500-3500 Kelvin bulb will be warm white, a 5000-6000 Kelvin bulb will be bright white. Also, total watts will vary. 1 watt bulbs, which will be sufficient for most uses, cost less. 3 watt bulbs are quite bright, and may be best used in spotlights or you want to have extra light on a pathway. Looks like your question has already been answered, but just search "MR16 LED 12V". Should cost you about $50 for 10. EBay also has a lot of sellers of these 2-pin bulbs as well, mostly from Hong Kong. I have used both and they all seem to work fine. Keep in mind the color you want, usually measured in degrees Kelvin. A 2500-3500 Kelvin bulb will be warm white, a 5000-6000 Kelvin bulb will be bright white. Also, total watts will vary. 1 watt bulbs, which will be sufficient for most uses, cost less. 3 watt bulbs are quite bright, and may be best used in spotlights or you want to... » Read More Looks like your question has already been answered, but just search "MR16 LED 12V". Should cost you about $50 for 10. EBay also has a lot of sellers of these 2-pin bulbs as well, mostly from Hong Kong. I have used both and they all seem to work fine. Keep in mind the color you want, usually measured in degrees Kelvin. A 2500-3500 Kelvin bulb will be warm white, a 5000-6000 Kelvin bulb will be bright white. Also, total watts will vary. 1 watt bulbs, which will be sufficient for most uses, cost less. 3 watt bulbs are quite bright, and may be best used in spotlights or you want to have extra light on a pathway. « Show Less
953451
Here is link explaining how to determine if you can: http://www.ehow.com/how_7170770_replace-halogen-bulb-led.html The base size of the lamps are usually different so it could be a challenge. Good luck.
1370697
MR-16s are a 12 volt bulb so this transformer is required. Your contractor could have kept your halogens but opted to give you more efficient LED bulbs. This is an upgrade, and a good one if you use the lights a lot. LEDs like constant current typically around 350mA from an LED driver, but I'm not sure if the MR-16s have something to compensate for it as this would be the typical installation.
704785
The MR16 bulb is a bit larger than the MR11. 2 inches in diameter verses 1 and 3/8 inches for the MR11 also a bit deeper. The plug is the same and they are also 12V. LEDs in my experience are not as bright. Hope this helps
734514
Yes. Comes with halogen but will accept any MR16 LED lamp. I get mine on Amazon as well.
755034
It's equivalent. I replaced 15 incandescent MR16s with these LED units and had no issues with fit in any fixtures (usually recessed cans).