Item Description

These LED GU10/GU5.3/MR16 Spotlight Bulbs are better than a standard Halogen bulb, as they offer a better output but use less energy and last a lot longer. This means they save you a lot of money on your electricity and saves you changing bulbs so often!

Warm White Bulbs give you a similar colour light to a normal Halogen bulb, which has a slight yellow hue.

Daylight Bulbs give you a crisp white light.

Our bulbs save up to 80% energy, compared to incandescent and halogen light bulbs, which makes them A+ rated on the Energy Efficiency Rating scale.

5W LED GU10 Warm White Bulb
Socket Type: GU10 Spotlight
Bulb Type: LED
Wattage: 5W
Colour: Warm White
Colour Temperature: 3000K approx.
Lumens: 400 Lumens
Typical Bulb Life: 30,000 hours
Bulb Dimensions: 50 x 55mm

5W LED GU10 Daylight Bulb
Socket Type: GU10 Spotlight
Bulb Type: LED
Wattage: 5W
Colour: Daylight
Colour Temperature: 6500K approx.
Lumens: 400 Lumens
Typical Bulb Life: 30,000 hours
Bulb Dimensions: 50 x 55mm

5W LED MR16/GU5.3 Daylight Bulb
Socket Type: GU10 Spotlight
Bulb Type: LED
Wattage: 5W
Colour: Daylight
Colour Temperature: 6500K approx.
Lumens: 400 Lumens
Typical Bulb Life: 30,000 hours
Bulb Dimensions: 50 x 55mm

5W LED MR16/GU5.3 Warm White Bulb
Socket Type: GU10 Spotlight
Bulb Type: LED
Wattage: 5W
Colour: Warm White
Colour Temperature: 6500K approx.
Lumens: 400 Lumens
Typical Bulb Life: 30,000 hours
Bulb Dimensions: 50 x 55mm

If you're purchasing LED MR16 bulbs to replace your old Halogen MR16 bulbs, please read the below:

Swapping Low Voltage Halogen Bulbs for LED Bulbs
If you have low voltage halogen bulbs installed with a transformer, you need to check the transformer's maximum load before upgrading to LED bulbs. You can find this on the body of the transformer, in the form of a 'VA' number. The VA number will either be fixed, or it will be a range (e.g. 10-60VA).

This tells you the maximum wattage that the transformer can carry. For example, a 40VA transformer can handle up to a 40-watt halogen bulb, while a 10-60VA one can carry between 10 and 60 watts. Some transformers might just carry one individual light bulb, while others might be able to carry several lower wattage bulbs in a series.

Common issues include flickering, unfamiliar noises, not turning on and the bulbs blowing.

All bulbs meet European and British Standards.

Images are for illustration purposes only. Packaging and bulb appearance/logo may differ according to supplier chain.

Specifications may change depending on supplier availability.

Warranty claims will be accepted as long as you can prove the bulbs were not misused in any way.