Description
This is a dimmable LED bulb with a GU5.3 two-pin cap, the compact spotlight shape with a glass reflector around the light source. It draws 4.9W and gives a warm 2700K, the cosy light most people want in the rooms where they relax. It is a low-voltage LED, so it belongs in fittings built for low-voltage GU5.3 bulbs, and its energy class is E.
We suggest it for downlights and spotlights in living rooms, bedrooms, hallways and dining areas, anywhere a pool of warm light suits the evening better than a bright, cool one. Because it dims, one set of downlights can light a room fully for tidying up and then drop to a low glow for a film or a quiet meal, provided the fitting and the dimmer are made for dimmable low-voltage LEDs. It is a sensible replacement when an older bulb of the same cap has failed, or when you want a whole run of downlights to match.
The reflector is clear glass with ribbed sides, and two short pins at the base push into a GU5.3 holder. At 4.9W it draws very little power, which counts when a ceiling holds several of them. With the light switched off and the bulb fully cooled, wipe the glass with a soft, dry cloth. Keep a spare in the drawer, and a failed spotlight becomes a quick change rather than a dark corner.
Specification
| Wattage |
4.9W |
| Technology |
LED (low voltage) |
| Energy Class |
E |
| Cap |
GU5,3 |
| Colour Temperature |
2700K |
Frequently Asked
Is this bulb dimmable?
Yes, it is a dimmable LED. For smooth dimming, pair it with a fitting and a dimmer intended for dimmable low-voltage LED bulbs.
What cap does the bulb have?
It has a GU5.3 cap, the two short pins at the base, so it fits holders made for low-voltage GU5.3 spotlight bulbs.
How warm is the light?
It gives a warm 2700K, the cosy light that suits living rooms, bedrooms and anywhere you want to unwind in the evening.
How much power does it draw?
It draws 4.9W and its energy class is E, so a ceiling of several downlights runs on very little power.
Does it run on mains voltage?
No, it is a low-voltage LED, so it belongs in a fitting built for low-voltage GU5.3 bulbs rather than a mains spotlight.
What material is the reflector?
The reflector is clear glass with ribbed sides, and it wipes clean with a soft, dry cloth once the bulb has cooled.