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4.5 Watt LED MR16 Bulb - 360 Lumens - GU5.3 Base - 12V

4.5 Watt LED MR16 Bulb - 360 Lumens - GU5.3 Base - 12V

MR16 LED Bulbs by Satco

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Specifications

MR16 LED Bulbs FAQs

What is an MR16 LED and how is it different from GU10 lamps?

MR16 is a 50 mm reflector lamp typically at 12 V with GU5.3 pins. GU10 lamps are usually 120 V twist‑lock bases—different sockets and voltage.

Which bases and voltages do MR16 LEDs use?

MR16 LEDs commonly use GU5.3 at 12 V AC/DC; some specialized versions are GU10 at 120 V. Match base and voltage to your fixture.

What beam angles and lumen outputs are available for MR16s?

Narrow 10–15° for tight accents, 25–40° for general spots, and 60°+ for floods. Lumens range ~300–800+ depending on application.

Are MR16 LEDs dimmable and which dimmers/transformers work?

Many are dimmable with compatible low‑voltage dimmers and transformers. Use tested pairings to ensure smooth range and no shimmer.

Can I use MR16 LEDs in enclosed or wet‑location fixtures?

Select enclosed‑rated and damp/wet‑rated models where needed. Confirm ambient operating temperatures and spacing around the lamp.

What CCT and CRI are best for art, retail, or kitchens?

2700–3000K suits living areas; 3500–4000K for crisp task; CRI 90+ delivers accurate color on art, food, and finishes.

Do MR16 LEDs work with both magnetic and electronic transformers?

Better MR16 LEDs support both; check minimum load for electronic transformers. Magnetic drivers are often more forgiving with LEDs.

How do I avoid flicker, drop‑outs, or buzzing with MR16 LEDs?

Use lamps with low‑flicker drivers, keep run lengths reasonable, and avoid mixing old dimmers/ballasts. Follow the maker’s compatibility chart.

Are there MR16s for landscape lighting and tight housings?

Yes—look for short body profiles, sealed lenses, and high ingress ratings for landscape fixtures.

What quality and compliance marks should I check?

UL/ETL listing, Energy Star or JA8 where applicable, and a 3–5 year warranty with LM‑79/LM‑80 data signal a vetted product.