I'm looking for a LED Landscape Light for Malubi, G4 Base that will fit into small spot light that puts out 20 watts.
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This uses 2watt and output light about 10 to 20 watt bulb equivalent. I am not too sure because I have not seen a 20 watt bulb. Definitely dimmer than a 40 watt bulb.
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the bulb prongs are too long and when you cut them the bulb itself is to long to fit with the glass back on.
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hello ,,i have low voltage landscape lighting, the current bulb it uses is a 30 watt halogen t3/g4 basei,m looking to use a led bulb,can you supplly me with a part # from youre company,,,thanks
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i currently have recessed lighting that uses a par 30 incadescent bulb, that produces roughly 60watts of light.im looking to convert to a led bulb that produces 30 watts of light. can you supply me with a part # from youre company..thanks
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I believe LR41 is what you are looking for... Energizer, Streamlight, eGear, and others have lights that are similar using that type.
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I do not recommend this light. It only lasted for a week before it quit working. The LED light is only effective for the area right under the light. So a 12" x 12" square is all of the effective coverage you should expect.
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Yes. There are two rows of white and red LEDs. This would work for a 20g, but be warned, it is extremely bright (even for my 30g.) Plan on hanging your lights or setting them above the tank to evenly distribute lighting.Hopefully you have enough plants, or else you will be creating an algae farm.
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Now you have another thing you can do you can have a bright bulb but still save money and it will last years check out this LED G16.5 light Bulb its only 5W but 380 lumens Triangle Bulbs (Pack of 3) G16.5 Decorative Globe Light Bulbs 380 Lumen 5-watt LED Light Bulb E12 Base
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Any light with a 4" will work check COSTCO OR HOME DEPOT. COSTCO HAS THE BEST PRICE.
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I use Westek 16 Watt 17" T4 Warm White Fluorscent FA200WBC. I think the bulb you mentioned above should do the job for you. I hope this answer is what you expected.
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Medium low yes, medium high no. The Java Fern, Anubias, Java Moss should all thrive under LED lighting. If you had a bunch of Amazon Swords you'd have to use the Finnex models instead. Three out of four of their models put out a lot more light, Planted+, Ray2 and Monster Ray. It's about the same light as Finnex's outdated FugeRay line.
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Lara,I have several of the mushroom style lights in my backyard. I replaced the standard bulbs with LED bulbs I purchased from Yard Bright Landscape lighting (yardbright.com). Use their MR11 series bulbs, they're not cheap, $7.95 each but you looking 1.3 watts verses the 10 watt that come with the lights. Don't worry they look too big but they just fit.Happy lighting.Mike Huculak
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I use 4 40W equivalent LED Globe bulb, I have already tried a lot of bulbs for this fixture but I find the 40W the best because they are very visually pleasing and cozy. And... bright enough. I highly recommend this one because it's also a very durable bulb: (Pack of 4) G25 LED Bulb 6W, Warm white, 3000K, 40W Globe Bulb Incandescent Replacement, clear Cover, Dimmable, UL Listed, Energy star certified,
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You'll get no good usable PAR light from those led panels. Check out the 250w cfl in 2700k for flowering 6400k for veg. Best and cheapest. If using led use black dog
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I did. If you go to this company's web site they have really quality landscape lights at a good price but I bought the led bulbs from amazon
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you can by a 12Volt Power supply from home depot. It is the power supply sold for landscape lighting. Just make sure it is 12 volts
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Pretty much any kind of light stand or boom stand will do since it's not heavy at all. But stay away from buying the cheapo 2 for 20 light stands here on amazon. They are junk. The LEDs bring an attachment that you can adapt to c stands or boom poles, or you can thread it straight to the fixture
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I'm not sure, but a good starting point would be the manufacture. Here is the link: http://www.lightingever.com/?gclid=CMCZoqSWybcCFchDMgod_nYAOwJames
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A quick conversion a 100w bulb would require just under a 20 watt LED.. The colors are not as saturated as a colored bulb but I'm sure you'll be happy with the LEDS.
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This model is a bit small for your area of cacti. I would recommend locating a larger light that can cover more square footage.