LED GU10 Lamps Brighten Your Space

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Tired of frequently climbing ladders to change your energy hungry halogen light bulbs? Well, by switching to LED GU10 lamps you have a solution that will last for years, and will not generate unnecessary heat and ultra-violet or infra-red rays.   LEDs are a much more energy efficient lighting option with amazing lifespan and durability. Not to forget the eco-friendly benefits that these come with.   


LED lamps outshine traditional light bulbs as they do not lose all of their lighting energy in excess heat. Using superior lighting technology, nearly all of the energy input into LEDs is used in producing light output. These lamps do not emit ultra-violet or infra-red rays, making them suitable to lighting sensitive areas.  

Once installed, these lamps give constant brightness for around 40,000 hours, which is a sharp contrast to traditional bulbs that will need to be changed after just 700 hours or so. LED GU10 lamps are therefore a good option for those places which require illumination 24/7, for example, hospitals, hotel corridors, outside lights, reception areas etc.

Novel Energy Lighting supplies top quality LED Lamps from some of the leading light bulb manufacturers like Philips, Osram, GE, and Megaman. The Philips MasterLED GU10 Lamps are available in a variety of wattages from 4W = 35W equivalent, 5.5W =50W equivalent, up to 8W=65W+ equivalent to a halogen bulb. They are all dimmable, and come with a 5 year warranty. 

Light output is uniform, consistent, and superior to halogen bulbs. They are designed to fit existing GU10 fixtures to make for a simple retrofit. Available in a variety of colour temperatures from warm white to cool white, and with narrow to wide beam angles to suit your application. They will save you a vast amount of energy (up to 90% less), and continue to operate for years, delivering large cost of ownership savings.

The 50mm diameter and exclusive reflector shape of the Philips MasterLED GU10 lamp allows it to be retrofitted into all existing GU10 fittings, making for a quick and simple replacement.. Some versions of the GU10 lamp are not dimmable, and are slightly cheaper than their dimmable counterparts. They will do a great job in lighting up any commercial area.




 

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