Are these bulbs compatible with a GU10-16+c or GU10+C fixture?
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I found on the internet that the +C may mean the bulb is coated to reduce heat to the fixture.. if that's the case then consider that these bulbs are only 3W, and produce very little heat.. make your own decision from there....
823669
You need to check your existing bulbs. If they are H11's you should be good to go
236169
I've only used them with incandescent bulbs so can't really answer that. You may try asking the manufacturer of the unit, or else just expect to use the older bulbs. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1865069
nope. look for "7506 led" and look for the ones that look similar to these. read the description of the product and make sure it say it is compatible with 7506 light bulbs. Good luck!
305364
you can replace with LED 4W GU10 bulbs. LED's are much warmer, but do not give off as much light.
1948765
GU 10 is the base style it is the socket and two pin contact style of light socket systems. the bulbs come in halogen which can be dimmed and led which I do not know if they can be dimmed or not...mainly because led's take a certain current to keep them on. I do not think the cheaper led bulbs will dim. The light can b e bright white or bright yellow.
1998256
I don't know if you can find them in a brick-and-mortar store, but you can order them online at 1000bulbs.com - look for Bulbrite 712312 - 25 Watt - G16.5 Globe
809396
No, this is for 3 or 4 T8 bulbs. You want the GE Lighting 23671 http://www.amazon.com/GE-Lighting-23671-GE232-120-N-Fluorescent/dp/B000M0EC66/ref=pd_bxgy_hi_text_y
558913
Just did a little research and found that it is a 75 watt GU10 bulb... just look it up on Amazon and there a bunch of them.
1682575
The bulbs are GU10+C 50watt. They were included with chandelier. The six of them are quite bright.
1578533
I have used G25 bulbs with product. (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00LT0AXCU/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1) Note that these bulbs are not dimmable.
1273248
Sorry, currently we do not carry R20 and R38 bulbs. We have PAR20 (B008XH3QD0) and PAR38 (B00LVR2Q1M).
2181397
Steven The boxes only say GU-10 But if I understand your question the flat lens on the bulb is "clear" not "opaque". But there is no evidence anywhere of the "+c" that you are looking for. The light is a very bright white, not the slightly warmer light that you get on some GU-10's. Just mentioned in case you are looking to match an existing array....Hope that helps.
1203002
Yes. The clips that hold the fixture are sturdy and work well on ceiling thicknesses up to 3/4" I used led bulbs to replace the gu-10 bulbs and am very happy.
1252860
NO, mine are in a juno track with juno GU 10 fixtures and have tested using an older incandescent and newer LED dimmer switch; no problems
679513
Kinda looks like it from the pictures I've found. I have not tried it though. My bulbs are a year old and still going. i use them with a dimmer. Bought two extra, but have not used them yet. I am curious to see if the GU10 works. I have two units and that would be over $160 to replace original bulbs. Maybe one day.
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Yes. The input voltage and bulb specifications are the same. These ballasts are designed for certain length T12 fluorescents so check the stamp on the bulbs in your fixture. If they match the Robertson specs, your good to go.