LE 5W MR16 GU10 LED lamps replace 50W halogen bulbs 350lm warm white 3000K 38 ° beam angle LED Bulb LED Spotlight LED Bulb

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  • LED spotlight 5W  

    LE 5W MR16 GU10 LED lamps replace 50W halogen lamps, 350lm, warm white, 3000K, 38 ° beam angle, LED bulbs, LED Spotlight, LED Bulb (tool)
    I was skeptical at first as to whether the price of these lamps is justified - but I am pleasantly surprised. The exchange took place without any problems (the LED lamps are a bit longer than the old halos, but that does not). The Aluummantelung addi
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  • But absolutely nothing to complain about ...  

    LE 5W MR16 GU10 LED lamps replace 50W halogen lamps, 350lm, warm white, 3000K, 38 ° beam angle, LED bulbs, LED Spotlight, LED Bulb (tool)
    The lamps were intended to replace two conventional 35 watt bulbs in our bathroom. A. they are significantly brighter than the previous 35 watt bulbs B. they clearly need less power The light is not so typical cold but warm and really lovely. Warm th
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  • And the Lord said, Let there be light  

    LE 5W MR16 GU10 LED lamps replace 50W halogen lamps, 350lm, warm white, 3000K, 38 ° beam angle, LED bulbs, LED Spotlight, LED Bulb (tool)
    and there was light. I'm excited. In my daughter's room, it was always a little duster, you had 4 30Watt halogen spotlights that way ever went broke. I ahtte already times with other LED spotlights tried because they generally keep longer than haloge
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  • Comparable with 50W halogen.  

    LE 5W MR16 GU10 LED lamps replace 50W halogen lamps, 350lm, warm white, 3000K, 38 ° beam angle, LED bulbs, LED Spotlight, LED Bulb (tool)
    By the lamps I replaced 50W halogen spotlights, which are about as bright, which is relatively rare for Led lamps ... The light color is also ok.
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  • So does save energy fun  

    LE 5W MR16 GU10 LED lamps replace 50W halogen lamps, 350lm, warm white, 3000K, 38 ° beam angle, LED bulbs, LED Spotlight, LED Bulb (tool)
    Lamps with GU10 bases were always scary to me, because as a bar with three spotlights come on 150 Watt fast times ... But the days are gone now. 5 watts per emitter (ie one tenth of the original consumption), pleasantly clear and sufficiently warm li
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