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GU10 LEDs run off 240v so no transformer needed, but you will have to change the holder if yours are currently 12V.

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So i have removed 50W halogens and replaced them with 5W LEDS which are equivalent to 50W halogens. They work fine but i am worried it will cause a fire so thats why I have asked.When all four LEDs were burning, and when only three were working, I took some voltage readings, which were around 4.5-4.6V (nowhere near the expected 12V).

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Quartz bulbs don't care AC or DC 50 Hz or kHz, however with kHz supply often a limit to length of cable to ensure it does not become a radio transmitter, and fitting any diode in the circuit is also likely to cause it to turn into a transmitter. Many MR16’s & G4’s are sold as 3 on a transformer. If you have several MR16’s say 4 sets of 3 (12 total), could you simply connect all 12 new LED bulbs to 1 transformer (assuming that all 12 now draw the load required for 1 transformer)? LED drivers and electronic transformers for retrofit LED lighting are not interchangeable. They differ in output and load compatibility i.e. which LED lights they Tridonic Atco speedy. Their specified load requirements were 0.1-0.3 A, 20-60 W, 20-60W and 0.1-0.3 A, respectively. An Atco TM50-2 wire wound transformer was used for comparison. The primary winding for eachThese two superheroes of lighting are compact and great at directing light exactly where you need it. But what is the difference between MR16 and GU10 bulbs? I don't have the knowledge to diagnose which of these issues (or combination thereof) is at fault here, so any advice will be gratefully received. transformers output a high frequency switching signal ranging from approximately 37 kHz to 79 kHz, enveloped

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I am building a wall cabinet with downlights in the shelves, for which I would like to use MR16 LEDs. However, my first attempt was obviously deficient, since two of the LEDs blew. I'd appreciate some help to figure out a) what went wrong, and b) what I need to install them properly. Electronic 12VAC halogen transformers can vary significantly in design and consequently in how they respond (or do not respond) to different loads. Circle with X in represents the light. It doesn't matter which way round the 12V lighting circuit goes, and it would appear that it supports up to 4 lights. Do I need to swap the transformers for Led drivers, do the also act as a transformer?. Do I also need to replace the dimmer switches?MR16 LED light bulbs will function with the majority of standard low voltage MR16 LED drivers however some are typically 20~60VA which can cause problems for this lamp due to the transformer minimum load requirements not being met. Compared to halogen bulbs the LED MR16 bulbs draw a significantly smaller amount of power, therefore do not provide a sufficient load for the more traditional Halogen low wattage MR16 transformers. Driver should refer to a current regulated DC power supply, but often same name given to voltage regulated device, so you need to be careful.

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An MR16 spotlight, short for " Multifaceted Reflector 16," is a versatile and popular lighting fixture known for its precision and adaptability. These compact, low-voltage LED spotlights are designed with a multifaceted reflector that directs light in a controlled and focused manner, making them ideal for accent and spotlighting applications. You are basically differentiating “Fruit and Oranges” instead of differentiating “Lemons and Oranges” You don’t always need to change the full fitting when swapping MR16 to GU10. My kitchen had the loose fly lead connections in the ceiling downlights. I rewired these to GU10’s mains and the old ceiling fitting still held the new GU10’s. You would not be able to do this on rigid fittings though! I am currently looking to replace the halogen MR16’s in my daughters room which are currently 12v 50w on individual transformers. Can I change these for 35w equivalent MR16’s or do they need to be 50w equivalents. series to give the necessary resistance for the transformer to work. All wiring in homes is done in parallel, never series.

The MR16 LED replacements I bought had 50 Hz plainly written on them. Although the electronic transformer is rated 0 - 50 watt it does not state the output frequency and likely it is in the MHz range, so it would be safer to get a toroidal transformer like this one where you are sure the output is 50 Hz. Hello! My halogen (yes, I know...) bathroom lights have stopped working so I'm going to replace the transformer to see if that works first. Beauty Advent calendars are significantly pricier than chocolate ones, but they've become increasingly popular in the last few years as a way of bagging beauty products at a fraction of the normal cost. They often sell out early, but can also be heavily discounted later if they don't, so here's a round-up of some of the best I’ve seen.