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Replacement bulb

josip · 2022-11-15 13:54:21

We put in these (2700k) around 9 years ago and I'm guessing they are still well over 70% of their original lumen output. But we're curious to see if there's a noticeable improvement with a new equivalent or if there are GU10s with higher lumen output available. However I'm struggling to find any on the usual sites. Does…

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15-11-2022 2:54pm

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josip

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We put in these (2700k) around 9 years ago and I'm guessing they are still well over 70% of their original lumen output.
https://www.dimco.eu/product/philips-master-led-gu10-8w-50w-8w-460lm-4000k-40d-dimmable-amazing/
But we're curious to see if there's a noticeable improvement with a new equivalent or if there are GU10s with higher lumen output available.
However I'm struggling to find any on the usual sites. Does anyone know where I can get a 450+ lumen 2700k GU10 dimmable ?

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https://ledvista.ie/product/bell-pro-precision-led-gu10-6w-2700k-dimmable-10o-beam-angle/

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#3 15-11-2022 5:58pm
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Thanks, I'll check if they have a 40deg. 10deg would be like a maglite.🙂

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