Are these 12v or mains voltage
A number of reviews indicate these are 12v but I don't see that in the product details. Looking for confirmation.
Asked by: Exos
Hello,
Thank you for your enquiry.
To clarify these will require a transformer. Hope that helps.
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Answered by: Screwfix778
Date published: 2021-02-18
Do you sell a corresponding transformer to use the dimmer feature (on LED MR16) without flickering.
I have tried these LED bulbs (have Screwfix LED dimmer switches) on a number of fittings around my property, but they all flicker.
Please provide an answer specific to allow for the dimmer function.
Thanks
Asked by: Rick97
Hi Rick97,
In order to achieve flicker-free dimming, apart from selecting a suitable dimmer, you also require a dimmable LED driver. Unfortunately the LED drivers that we currently stock are both non-dimmable (Product Codes 4338T and 2107T).
Thanks for using Screwfix Q&A. JT
Answered by: JTremain
Date published: 2020-12-27
which dimmer switch would be suitable to stop low light strobing?
Asked by: azazazazazazanvmrtcbch
Hello,
Thank you for using Q&A.
If you type 'Dimmer' in the search bar on our website and then scroll down the page you will see one of the filters down the left hand side is entitled 'Suitable for LED'.
However, if you are in any doubt for your particular needs we always recommend speaking with a suitably qualified tradesperson.
Hope that helps.
MH
Answered by: Screwfix778
Date published: 2020-09-10
This bulb is described as 345 lumens and '35W equivalent wattage'. The equivalent GU10 bulb (4898V) is also 345 lumens but '50W equivalent wattage'. How can this be the case? I assume 'equivalent wattage' is a measure of how bright a bulb is, as is lumens
Comparing LAP GU5.3 MR16 LED LIGHT BULB 345LM 4.6W 5 PACK (6557V and LAP GU10 LED LIGHT BULB 345LM 5W 5 PACK (4898V).
Asked by: Emrod
MR16 12v bulbs are brighter and cooler in colour than GU10 240v bulbs for a given wattage.
These bulbs are equivalent to an mr16 35w which would be almost as bright as a gu10 50W.
Answered by: Anonymous
Date published: 2021-01-03