I'm currently using "GE93HI E2" bayonet-base auto bulbs in my outdoor path lighting (12v). Will these replace them? Would prefer to go with LED.
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hi robert-- i believe they will-- i love them- it is a single contact point-- should work well
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Robert, Others have responded, as to the base type, my concern would be that these are probably 12V DC and your path lights are probably 12V AC. I do not know if these have reverse voltage protection. You would probably have to ask the MFG.
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Robert,Others have responded, as to the base type, my concern would be that these are probably 12V DC and your path lights are probably 12V AC. I do not know if these have reverse voltage protection. You would probably have to ask the MFG.
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I am not familiar with the ones that you are using, but these have the two knot he's on the side and all you do is ouch them in and give a twist then they lock into place. As long as your fitting is acceptable to the standard 1141 or 1156 bulb, these will work. Hope that helps.
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Yes you will eventually need to replace bulbs... You can probably order them directly from the manufacturer.
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Yes. That's the size I had in my rv. There's nothing special about these other than being led. Just a standard bayonet style fitting. If in doubt, pull out the bulb you'll be replacing and check the size number stamped into the metal base. That should tell you what you'll need. I'd highly reccomend these bulbs too. Nice white light that takes a bit of getting used to but once you do, they work very well for reading, cooking, and general use. Cheers, Dan
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Yes, they worked great... the only thing I noticed is the gap under the edge of the hood is a little larger than before but it's not noticeable enough to not use them. These replacement parts are just a bit shorter in height than original parts. I would suggest keeping your old bulbs out of originals too. The bulbs come with these parts but it may be a little different light than what your used too. Also, you will need to adjust height of the lamps with adjustment screw once they are installed. Ours were off quite a bit. Hope this helps!
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I have used many types of bulbs , most any automotive 12volt bulbs, the most common is a 194 side marker lamp bulb , however the light is dim with that small of a bulb, try using a 921 or a 912 bulb I suggest you go to a auto parts store and find a bulb with two prongs that fit the lamp base just make sure it works on a 12 volt system, if all else fails Home Depot or lowes had a selection, however you Will pay a little more then in a auto parts store for Malibu labeled bulbs
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Absolutely! We have had a 1 tier version of these low voltage landscape lights for almost 15 years, but some of the older fixtures broke or wore out. I was thrilled to find the newer lights and we bought them about 2 months ago. They look great @ night and I have different colored bulbs for different holidays. Definitely a good deal for the cost!
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I have done the same thing for outdoor lighting and it worked fine. I would suggest putting the old bulbs back in and see it they work or measure the connector outlet to ensure you have 12vdc at the terminal. Good luck . These bulbs I received far surpass the halogen bulbs that I had in prior with a great light and much longer life.
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I think I remember that the 4114k/411LL replaced the 3157/4157 for running lights only due to early burnout caused by voltage fluctuation. I think they will fit in the socket, but not be as durable as the bulb that is called for. Check with the Dealer to verify my recollection as I believe they had a service notice about it.
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These are 12V (probably AC only)If you will have transformer to 12V they will work technically. If you have an isntallation with multiple MR16s and you would like to change it to LED I would recommend to change the transformer to LED version. Otherwise it may not work or if it will work you will decrese the lifespan of the bulb (I work for LED manuacturing company in EU)
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I'm no bulb expert but, I would assume a 75 watt outdoor bulb would be good. Ask someone at your local hardware store. I'm sure you can find one for under $10.
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I have never seen or heard of a (gu-10) outdor light fixture yet, this doesnt mean they don't exist or if it can't be made. If the fixture is listed for outdoor use and is UL approved go for it, I don't know why you would use these bulbs for outdoor use, because they're are bigger and better stuff out there. I have a big led spotlight instead of those 100 watt incandescent spot light, it does its job.
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I'd check with the vendor selling the units, my vehicle is a Sport Model and some parts that fit the non-sport packages don't fit mine. I've also found that unless you specifically ask, it's not readily posted indicating such. The bulbs are replaceable in these units...
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I put the 9003's in my '97 Firebird. I had already upgraded from sealed beams so the bulbs dropped right in. Easiest way to find out would be to call the dealer and ask what type/style replacement is required. But I can tell you that I'm very impressed with the light these bulbs put out.
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As long as your socket uses the bayonet style with the two offset pins near the bottom of the brass, it should work (as opposed to the bayonet base with offset pins). LED provides low power draw, low heat generation, and longer life. But they are more expensive. I converted all my RV indoor lights to LED to lower power draw and reduce heat. This bulb was to go into the shower fixture. I will eventually get them for the rv outdoor lighting fixtures that use this sort of socket as well.
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Hello Jane - You can contact me directly about this via the Lawn Lights website. Use the 72-04 model for pathways. Lawn Lights are very durable. Thanks! - Mark
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Yes, they should do; I'm using them to replace standard bayonet bulbs in the RV.
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The 921 bulbs I googled show to be 12volts, so these should work fine. Remeber these are diodes so if you plug it in backwards it won't work, but it didn't hurt it when I did it. Nice little bulbs.. The one issue I have with the majority of people selling LED lights is poor documentation of the "color" (degrees Kelvin) of the light. Just saying "White" is not enough. They need to be specific. Most people have a preference to one part of the spectrum, or they might be matching some existing bulbs.