Can I use LED Light Bulbs? GU10 50 watt Equilivent at 9 W
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yes you can. here is a link for the perfect bulb for this fixture Light BlueTM (4 PACK) LED 6-Watt Dimmable 50W Equivalent, GU10 MR16 High Power Warm White Light Bulbs, UL-Listed
177111
As long as it has the GU10 split base yes you can, and would probably be a lot brighter honestly with the led lights since they are more white instead of yellowish emitted light
177112
It takes a gu10 type bulb but if u have leds that have that type connection I would think so.
177113
Yes! they make LED lights that will fit, you just have to look for the compatibility when you purchase. Search Amazon for gu10, LED options will show up. You will have to look for specially marked LED gu10 bulbs to make sure they are dimmable, if thats what you are looking for.
945876
I would say no with one exception. CFL and LED bulbs are still rated in terms of the wattage an incandescent bulb with the same lumens (brightness) rating would consume. So, for example, a 5000K, 1500 lumems CFL bulb would draw 32 to 35 watts, well under 60 watts, even though it is consider equivalent to a 100 watt incandescent. I've used such CFLs with no problems.
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I believe the best recommended practice is to use 1000watt bulbs, regardless of power settings. I have not tried with lower wattage bulbs.
1770808
Yes you can use led light bulbs with this provided they are standard light bulb sockets. I use led as well.
2082010
You will need to purchase two light bulbs. We are now using standard 60 watts in ours. You may want to read manufactures suggestion first.
1156419
An LED light can be used. It is designed for use with one standard E26 bulb up to 200 Watts (not included).
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CFLs or LEDs will work. But I'd really recommend using a 100W equivalent CFL bulb. It worked best for me in terms of lighting (that is, if you want your light to be bright but also very relaxing for the eyes) and this bulb, specifically, is really durable and energy efficient. Hope it helps Triangle Bulbs T40144-4 (4 Pack) - 23-Watt (100W) Spiral Medium Base Natural Daylight (5000K) CFL Light Bulbs, 4 PACK
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We used 60W light bulbs (one for each lampshade). We did not try the energy efficient bulbs but I'm pretty sure you can use them.
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Sure, I'm using LED bulbs in this fixture. The A19 designation simply means that it is the common light bulb shape. The 8.7 watt LED bulbs (60 watt replacements) seem to put out much more light than the incandescents. Just decide if you prefer the daylight or the soft white bulbs.
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Yes. LED GU-10 bulbs have the same form factor as incandescent bulbs. I have four of these in my entertainment room with LED bulbs and they work great.
935721
Yes. I originally used a 42watt CFL bulb in and it worked fine, however it was too bright for the room so I switched it out with a 23 watt CFL which is equivalent to 100w incandescent.
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This Maestro dimmer should work with LED bulbs as well. I do not know any specific about GU10.
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This fixture accepts GU10 bulbs. It ships with halogen, but you could probably replace with an equivalent LED if you'd like. Just make sure you have a dimmer that will work with an LED lamp (not all do).
20056
Yes you can. I have standard 60 watt bulbs in mine. They give off more mood lighting. They look great!
91020
I'm not aware of a product that would do what you ask. Assuming that the issue is excess heat, I went to 100 watt LED bulbs by Cree. They only require 18 input watts and are cool enough to touch while on. They are relatively expensive, but have a long service life and use considerably less electricity. They are slightly taller than incandescent bulbs, so if that is an issue, you will want to check dimensions before you buy. Website is www.cree.com.
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I would use 100W light bulbs at the least if no other light source is available. Also, the light you use must NOT be of the flourescent type. You only really need the required light around the Chrony ;^)
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You should be able to use up to a 60 W incandescent bulb. The limit is imposed by a thermal overload built into the fixture housing. If you need more light, I suggest you use a compact fluorescent or LED.