$39.99 - Pack of 30x 35W MR16 12V Halogen Globes - FREE SHIPPING!!!

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  glamorè on 30/04/2013 - 08:44

  Rep, what color is it? warm white or cool white?

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    Store RepGoLights @ GoLights on 30/04/2013 - 08:54

    Halogens only come in the one colour. You would need to go for CFL or LED globes in order to select a varying colour temperature. That said, halogen globes are definitely on the warm white side of the scale.

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    Evil-Elmo on 30/04/2013 - 09:14

    Although halogens only come in one white 'colour', it is probably most like warm white for LEDs of CCFLs. Personally, it's my preferred indoor light 'colour'.

    Although these use less power than 50w halogens, are they the newer technology ones (e.g. IRC) which ouput the same light as 50w globes? or are they just lower wattage that just output less light? I'm guessing the latter.

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      Store RepGoLights @ GoLights on 30/04/2013 - 09:16

      +1

      These are not IRC. IRC globes will cost you $3-$4 per unit at wholesale rates. they are certainly a better globe. The globes we have on special today are a cost effective way to reduce your power bill quickly, without the need for an electrician, until you decide to switch over to LED technology as the price point drops on those lines.

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  Steptoe on 30/04/2013 - 08:57

  I'd rather a Bargain for LED MR16 (Brightgreen, Philips, Naichi, etc), but anyway.

  If these aren't IRC (Aluminium reflector), there are possibly better deals on ebay if you can wait for UK postage, and the option to buy 40/20.etc. and 20W units also.

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    Store RepGoLights @ GoLights on 30/04/2013 - 09:14

    +5

    Buying from overseas merchants on eBay is certainly an option, however for items at this price point, the small benefit of a slightly cheaper price is far outweighed by all the negatives that come with transacting from such merchants.

    We are an Australian company with offices and warehousing in both Sydney and Melb. We offer FREE shipping Australia wide and a 30 day no questions asked returns policy. We have a 24 hour customer service team on lighting consultants, which can be reached at any time on 1300 934 640. We add value in many ways to the consumer.

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  oz-dxer on 30/04/2013 - 09:04

  What is the illumination angle for these globes?
  for me, 60 deg is too narrow to retrofit into my existing lights

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    Store RepGoLights @ GoLights on 30/04/2013 - 09:07

    The beam angle is 60 degrees.

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  ozdavo on 30/04/2013 - 09:57

  What do you mean by "Just twist off the existing 50W and attach the new 35W globes", aren't MR16 just two prongs pressed into a socket? What do you twist?

  Also, do you have any lower watt ones? I have 10 MR16's that I'd get some spares for, but I run 12W & 20W globes.
  Thanks

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    Steptoe on 30/04/2013 - 11:31

    Do they make 12 Watters? Plenty of 20's on ebay.

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    mskeggs on 30/04/2013 - 15:23

    I think the rep just means replace without tools, as yes, MR16 is push spikes.

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      Store RepGoLights @ GoLights on 30/04/2013 - 21:12

      I meant twisting the face of the downright to then gain access to the globe in order to unpin it. The glove itself simple has 2 pin like prongs which just plug in and out of the lamp holder.

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  PlasticSpaceman on 30/04/2013 - 17:23

  +1

  It's a good price for the globes, but I suspect that the drop in brightness would be too much of a sacrifice for me. I've tried the IRC jobs, and they are good but still not the same. I have a new house filled (I've counted 80!) with the rotten things, sucking up power. What I'm planning is to identify those lights that are used the most, and swap those for LED jobs…. ideally 240V GU10 (ie no separate transformer/driver required).

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    Store RepGoLights @ GoLights on 30/04/2013 - 21:13

    That's a fairly solid plan. We will be putting up LED like the ones you describe on sale next week. Also feel free to call one of our lighting consults on 1300 934 640 if you have any questions about how best to make the transition.

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  dnnnnnnnnng on 30/04/2013 - 17:54

  How are these different to the Arlec $10 10-pack at Bunnings, which I seem to recall are the same wattage?