Increased Dimming Compatibility With New Megaman GU10 Range

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Megaman, a leading LED lighting solution provider, is proud to announce the launch of a new selection of GU10 lamps.

Megaman, a leading LED lighting solution provider, is proud to announce the launch of a new selection of GU10 lamps that incorporate the company’s new Hybrid Reflector and U-DIM™ technology.                                                    
A new 4W (250lm) GU10 and 5W (360lm) dimming GU10, with 25,000 hours’ life, are now available in Megaman’s popular Economy range, whilst the Professional range sees the addition of a new 5.5W (500lm) and 7W (550lm) dimming GU10, both with 50,000 hours life. 
All of the new dimming GU10’s incorporate Megaman’s revolutionary U-DIM™ technology as standard – making the lamps compatible with a wider possible range of existing dimmers, whether they are leading-edge or trailing-edge.
The new 7W addition to the Professional Range also features Megaman’s new Hybrid Reflector, providing excellent optics, high efficiency and precise beam control. 
Megaman’s Economy range comes with 2 years warranty and the Professional range with 3 years as standard, extendable to 5 years through the website.

Buy Megaman GU10s from our website: www.novelenergylighting.com, or call us to discuss volume requirements: 0208-540-8287, email: sales@novelenergylighting.com

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