Can these replace R16 mini reflector ?
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Robert - I'm not sure about replacing the R16 with a PAR 16. When I replaced all of my halogen with LED, I swapped PAR 16 with PAR 16. If they're the same size, try one and see if it works. Also, if you have a Costco in your area they are much cheaper than Amazon if you can find your bulb type.
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It will fit if you take the reflector off, but it will not fit with the reflector. With four bulbs, the weight makes it difficult for the clamp to hold it up. It can be done, but you need to be careful, and make sure you have a good, solid spot to clamp it, and be sure to check it for a couple of says to make sure it isn't slipping.
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This arm should be able to any reflector that's not too heavy and can fit between the two clamps on the reflector arm. I only use circular reflectors and it works perfectly for those. The arm and stand are pretty strong and durable.
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I believe they will work because you can adjust them. You will need screw holes in the front and back of the pedals. If you take the reflectors off you should have the holes.
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It's the same size as the conventional 65 watt reflector bulb that it replaces. It should be a direct replacement. The only difference is that it is slightly heavier, which may be a problem with spring-loaded systems like Anglepoise.
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This one is specifically for an H4 housing. It is plug and play. Will need to modify the housing for any other reflector.
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The stands have a 1/4-inch threaded mount that fits a camera or some flash units. In addition they have an aluminum top piece that fits most lights that are used for reflectors. If you can us e standard light holders to support your current spots then they would work... the light fixtures that fit are about $7-$14 each depending on design and will hold a spot light bulb. If the spot light has a hole in the center of the "U" bracket you may be able to mount the spot to the 1/4-inch threaded part. I think the text of your question was cut off... hope that helps.
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Yes, but not as well as you might expect. Size and extra heat pose problems. So does quality when it comes to longevity. Their light pattern is not always as good as a stock bulb configuration. If you are after a brighter bulb using the stock wattage, use a Silverstar or PIAA . even if they burn a little hotter, their configuration prevents them from burning the socket or melting the lens.
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David C, your comment about the reflector loosing its reflective capacity to the tune of 15-20 a year in an inane statement. I cannot believe the pounded metal to create a reflective surface. Do you think it is worn down by light bouncing off it. Is there anywhere in the world I can look and see someone else beside you state this.
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Your question is still a little confusing. These take a D2 style bulb, which inserts into the back of this projector housing, which is also the reflector. If you mean will the "shaft" of these projector housings fit through the current bulb mounting hole in your factory reflector housing, probably not. It is about 1.25 inches in diameter. Mini H1's are about 5/8" I believe. I installed these in a set of H6054 housings (H4 bulb) which I had to disassemble, and then dremel out the hole where the bulb would have mounted, to about 2x the size. I machined some adapters to hold these projectors into the 6054 housing, then could replace the lens, and re-seal everything. YMMV. Your question is still a little confusing. These take a D2 style bulb, which inserts into the back of this projector housing, which is also the reflector. If you mean will the "shaft" of these projector housings fit through the current bulb mounting hole in your factory reflector housing, probably not. It is about 1.25 inches in diameter. Mini H1's are about 5/8" I believe. I installed these in a set of H6054 housings (H4 bulb) which I had to disassemble, and then dremel out the hole where the bulb would have mounted, to about 2x the size. I machined some adapters to hold... » Read More Your question is still a little confusing. These take a D2 style bulb, which inserts into the back of this projector housing, which is also the reflector. If you mean will the "shaft" of these projector housings fit through the current bulb mounting hole in your factory reflector housing, probably not. It is about 1.25 inches in diameter. Mini H1's are about 5/8" I believe. I installed these in a set of H6054 housings (H4 bulb) which I had to disassemble, and then dremel out the hole where the bulb would have mounted, to about 2x the size. I machined some adapters to hold these projectors into the 6054 housing, then could replace the lens, and re-seal everything. YMMV. « Show Less
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I would still pair it with a real reflector or Portland Design Works Radbot 1000 (I use both for maximum lightage). I don't think it stands as reflector on itselfIt has a plastic clip on the back, I clip it to my backpack when I am carrying it around
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Yes, I replaced the T5 low wattage lanscape bulbs with these. They actually fit more snuggly than the T5's which were always losing thier connection in the fixture. Initially thought they were not very bright, but really like them now.
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I have tried several times with no luck. I have decided it 's not supposed to go back in. This reflector is made for the studio and not easily mobile. They are nice, but not really what I was looking for. I'm a little disappointed.
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Yes you would need to do the conversion, I purchased mini d2s projectors and installed then in place of the originals and it took some engineering. But you can buy his bulbs that will fit the projectors that come in these be warned though these are designed for halogen bulbs and you will not get very good light output
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The pins seem to be the same. I've put MR11 bulbs into lights that came with MR16 and they fit.The MR 16 is a bigger light, though, so much more output and much brigher, generally. That's up to you.I replaced my halogens with LED --- at first just a few because I wanted to and then the rest because I had to because they burned out --- and I'm lighting up parts of my house which are brick and parts which are a lighter color of siding. Cannot tell the difference in color/ temp between these and the halogens they replaced. These are quite bright.
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No, they won't as they are a different size unfortunately. They won't physically fit into the R1900.
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I also needed just the refractor, but couldn't find one anywhere. So, I bought this refractor with the reflector attached and it worked out fine. It was easy to put on. Your old reflector comes off with a couple of screws. This reflector/refractor should line up with the holes in your light. If not, you can drill holes in this reflector to match your holes. The refractor is attached permanently to the reflector. It's been a while since I put the new one on, but I,m pretty sure the top diameter of the reflector was about 5". Thats the measurement you need to be concerned with. This should fit your light Brian, and a simple job. I also needed just the refractor, but couldn't find one anywhere. So, I bought this refractor with the reflector attached and it worked out fine. It was easy to put on. Your old reflector comes off with a couple of screws. This reflector/refractor should line up with the holes in your light. If not, you can drill holes in this reflector to match your holes. The refractor is attached permanently to the reflector. It's been a while since I put the new one on, but I,m pretty sure the top diameter of the reflector was about 5". Thats the measurement you need to be concerned with. This... » Read More I also needed just the refractor, but couldn't find one anywhere. So, I bought this refractor with the reflector attached and it worked out fine. It was easy to put on. Your old reflector comes off with a couple of screws. This reflector/refractor should line up with the holes in your light. If not, you can drill holes in this reflector to match your holes. The refractor is attached permanently to the reflector. It's been a while since I put the new one on, but I,m pretty sure the top diameter of the reflector was about 5". Thats the measurement you need to be concerned with. This should fit your light Brian, and a simple job. « Show Less