GU4 (MR11) LED Bulbs
GU4 LED spots have an MR11 shape and operate at 12 volts. Therefore, they can not be connected directly to the mains and require a transformer. The GU4 LED spot is usually used as accent lighting in small fixtures, since it is a very compact spot. As a result, it is traditionally used in hospitality and residential applications. Replacing the halogen spot is easy with its bi-pin socket and no changes have to be made to the fixture. In comparison to old halogen spots, LED GU4 lamps have a lower power consumption combined with a longer lifetime (10 years). This means you do not have to replace the bulb annually.
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GU4 LED spots have an MR11 shape and operate at 12 volts. Therefore, they can not be connected directly to the mains and require a transformer. The GU4 LED spot is usually used as accent lighting in small fixtures, since it is a very compact spot. As a result, it is traditionally used in hospitality and residential applications. Replacing the halogen spot is easy with its bi-pin socket and no changes have to be made to the fixture. In comparison to old halogen spots, LED GU4 lamps have a lower power consumption combined with a longer lifetime (10 years). This means you do not have to replace the bulb annually.
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