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TORCHSTAR LED Bulb-a better choice for home illumination
This 120V LED light is a replacement for your halogen GU10 bulb. 7.5W energy consumption, generating 600lm high brightness. 75W incandescent
equivalent saves 90% on your electricity bill. Can be used for about 22.8 years based on 3 hours a day, save about $185 totally in its lifespan. Standard
GU10 base, plug-and-play, simply replace your traditional halogen bulb.
Quality Assurance
UL-listed LED inside, high quality lighting source with a beam angle of 40 degree. Energy Star certified product, a more economic
choice. We have 3 years of warranty for this product to ensure you the product quality
Suitable Color Option
We provide two illumination color for this GU10 bulb which is Soft White 2700K and Daylight 5000K . If you are
looking for a cozy comfortable light then please select our Soft white 2700K. If you need a bright clear light then we suggest you choice
our Daylight 5000K bulb.
For a better technical GU10 please check our COB LED GU10 B0125YOCWA
Dimmer compatibility:
LUTRON: DVCL-153P, MA-600, D603P, DV-600P
LEVITON: 6631, 6161, 6681, 6633, IPI06, TTI06
Specifications:
Brightness: 600lm
Lifespan: 25,000 hours
Incandescent equivalent: 75W
Wattage: 7.5W
Beam angle: 40 degree
LED type: SMD
Color temperature: 5000K
Bulb size: 2.13 x 1.97 inch
Product Features
- Energy Star certified, 90% less energy consumption, significantly reduce on energy cost, 7.5W equivalent to traditional 75W halogen light bulb
- 600lm high brightness, CRI>80 provide a more accurate and vivid lighting. Smooth dimming, flicker and humming free
- One bulb can be used for about 22.8 years based on 3hrs a day, reduce your bulb changing frequency and cost, save your money
- UL-listed LED bulb, high quality assurance, suitable for damp location, 3 years warranty, safe in operation
- Standard GU10 base, plug-and play, simply replace your halogen light, available in soft white 2700K and daylight 5000K
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Looks Great and Bright! I have one fixture in my house that uses GU10 bulbs. I have 50 watt halogen bulbs in it that create as much heat as they do light. I was excited to be provided with a sample of this LED GU10 bulb for testing from Torchstar.The bulb arrived exactly as pictured, you can check my pictures below. It fit perfectly in my fixture, which is a small ceiling fan. The Torchstar 7.5 watt LED bulb puts out noticeably more light than the 50 watt halogens, so the claim of 75 watt equivalence is…
Fire the Lazors! (More light than I realized I’d get) Torchstar: another word for “Giant laser flashlight bulbs” These bulbs are amazing! See the photos attached. I went from a 2 bulb, standard style light, with a couple of 60 watt equivalent LED to the 6 bulb Halogen GU10 50 watt style then up to these 6 7.5 watt, 75 watt Equivalent and I swear I see more on/in the surface of my sink by far than I did with the 50 watt halogen. Not sure if its a bandwidth of the light produced or what.Either way, I’ve been quite happy with…
A great example of LED bulbs. Great for photography, very bright and the 5000K color temp looks perfect for this use. Heat output is nil. If you wish to match the typical GU10 halogen bulb, go with a 3000K color temp and most likely a 50 watt equivalent instead of the 75 watt. These are dimmable, however, and sometimes it is nice to have the extra light. Great price, too. With LED prices like this one it is foolish to purchase anything else. The energy savings in the first year will probably offset the cost difference…
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