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35 Watt Equivalent 4 Watt LED Dimmable GY6.35 Bulb
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35 Watt Equivalent 4 Watt LED Dimmable GY6.35 Bulb
$6.99
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A dimmable 4 watt LED bulb that replaces a halogen bulb with a JC GY6.35 base.
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Replace your halogen bulb with this dimmable 4 watt LED bulb. It comes with a JC GY6.35 base and has a light output of 450 lumens, comparable to a 35 watt halogen bulb. With this bulb you get an energy-saving, long-lasting bulb for your lighting needs. Price is for one bulb; one bulb per package.
- JC GY6.35 base LED bulb. Measures 1 1/4" high and 1/2" wide. 12V - low voltage.
- Uses only 4 watts, but has a light output comparable to a 35 watt halogen bulb. 450 lumens. 2700K. 80 CRI.
- Dimmable LED.
- Averages 15,000 hours at three hours per day.
- Price is for one bulb. One bulb per pack. From the Tesler bulb brand.
Specifications
| Type | LED |
|---|---|
| Shape | Short Tubular |
| Base | G6-6mm Bi-Pin |
| Color Temp | Warm - 0-2900K |
| Voltage | Low Voltage 12v |
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A tradeoff: Heat or light?
This bulb replacement was suggested by an associate as a possible replacement for a pendant light with a burned out socket. I got mixed results.
First, the light output (lumens) is not equivalent to a 50 watt halogen. It is noticeably dimmer but not bad. The first clue is the package for the bulb says "35 Watt replacement", not 50 watt like the description here. My current Philips 50 watt bulbs are rated at 465 lumens of brightness compared to 450 for this bulb. The difference should be almost indistinguishable to the naked eye but that was definitely not true.
Color temperature closely matched the 2800K of my Philips bulbs.
The big difference, as expected, is the heat generated by this bulb. It gets warm but not hot. My daughter informed me when replacing the bulb that she actually burned herself once touching the top part of the pendant lamp. I took a thermometer to a pendant lamp and measured 170 degreesF. Yow! That is dangerous for an exposed part of the lamp. So for safety, this bulb is a definite winner.
Other technical notes:
This bulb did not work well with my existing wall dimmer setup. The bulb does not dim linearly. It stays brighter than the halogens as the lights are dimmed, then suddenly cuts out. There is noticeable flickering as the dimming increases.
Check that the 12V transformer for the existing lights can support low current LED lights. Some investigation indicated that lighting transformers have a minimum amount of power that must be drawn for the transformer to work properly. An LED bulb does not draw enough power. So the flickering and dimming problems I observed might be due to the wrong transformer being used, not a problem with the bulb.
CLIFF SHAK