CBConcept 10-Pack, 5 Watt, 450 Lumen, MR16 GU5.3 LED Bulb, Warm White 3000K, 50W Halogen Bulbs Equivalent, 36° Beam Angle, 12 VAC/DC, Not Dimmable,Recessed Lighting,Track Lighting,Spotlight,LED Light

LEDdistributors • 9 years ago

Product Features

Pack of 10 Units
Save up 90% on your electricity bill with LED lighting! Replace 50W halogen bulb by 5W LED. Now with LED for a more true and natural color experience.
Easy Installation. Standard MR16 shape with GU5.3 base. Can be easily fitted instead of ordinary MR16 halogen bulbs
Reduce re-lamp frequency.Save effort and maintenance costs on changing bulbs frequently
The latest LED technology ‘COB’ LED diodes with a single large center diode provides a focus and strong light dispersion

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N. Bockoven says:

February 26, 2017 at 10:17 pm

Landscape lighting These lights (450 lumen MR16) appear to be sensitive to heat build up even though they are advertised as a replacement for halogens. I replaced these in metal fixtures that had venting holes at the top for its previous 50W halogens. After the lights had been on for a while, one of them started flashing on and off. This was the second incident with these lights. A previous one had started to flicker after it had been on for a while.These LED lights get quite hot. My workaround was to…