Major TechPack of 10 LED 3W GU10 Spotlights - Available in Cool White and Warm White
R179
About
These bulbs may sound as if they have a low number of watts, but even the 3W version is still the equivalent of the old 45W bulb with it producing an average of 250 lumens per bulb and when there are several being used as spotlights this will be more than enough for most people.
The beam angle of these spotlights range from 90° to 120° degree angle
Ideal solution for larger spaces rather than using them to highlight a specific area or item.
Colour of light for these spotlights are between cool white and warm white with the latter being slightly more yellow than the cool white.
The one you choose depends on whether or not you require a soft light or prefer something similar to the sun shining
Both options will be able to be used with a dimmer setup with the bulbs generally being able to be reduced down to under 20% of their brightness
Product Features
- Low power consumption / Long Life - 15,000 - 25,000hours
- Gives off very little heat.
- 90° - 120° Light beam angle
- Save money - Reduces labour and maintenance costs
- Easy to install
- Available in Cool White 6000k and Warm White 3000k
- 5W Dimmable version
- Ideal for any domestic, commercial or retail installations.
Product Specifications
| Brand | Major Tech Main |
|---|---|
| Fixture Type | Spotlight |
| Color Temperature | Led Warm White |
| Family Type | Spotlight |
| Original SKUs | L2A-3W |
| Suggested Room | Ideal for Home lighting, hotels, commercial lighting, shop lighting, hospitals and malls|Elevator lobby areas, kitchens, bathrooms and gallery lighting |
| Barcode | 6008229026393 |
| Additional Info | Low power consumption|Retrofit standard 24V AC 5W dichroic halogen lamps|Dimmable and non-dimmable lamps available|Long Life - 3, hours |45° light beam angle with honey comb reflector|Robust design|Save money - Reduces labour and maintenance costs|Easy to |
| Is Bulb Included? | No |
| Product Origin | Local (South Africa) |
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