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$21.99 - 9W LED High Performance GU10 Reflector COB Downlight Kit - Free Shipping over $100!

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$21.99 - 9W LED High Performance GU10 Reflector COB Downlight Kit - Free Shipping over $100!
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Store RepGoLights on 09/06/2013 - 14:15 golights.com.au (595 clicks)

Sunny Lighting - 9W LED High Performance GU10 Reflector COB Downlight Kit

This market leading LED downlight kit includes a High Performance, ultra bright 9W LED lamp. It utilises the latest multi-reflector lense technology, which is designed to give a higher lumen output (brightness) per Watt.

This technology allows the consumer to achieve the necessary brightness nedded for any residential or commercial application by using this 9W lamp.

Unlike many cheap LED lamps on the market, this 9W LED lamp is made from the highest quality, premium materials in the industry, and is backed by a 12 month manufacturers warranty.

By using this 9W LED lamp instead of the traditional halogen lamp, you will dramatically reduce your energy consumption by almost 90%, saving you hundreds of dollars every year!

LED is definately the way of the future, so grab yourself a bargain today!

Some Key features include:

High Performancxe 9W GU10 COB Reflector LED Globe
Die Cast Premium Aluminium fitting
Fitting avaialble in Fixed (70mm) and Gimbal (90mm)
Fitting available in white or Satin Chrome
50 000 Hour globe lifespan
Available in Warm White 3000K & DayLight 6000K
Easy instalation
GU10 Lamp Holder
Heat sink designed for heat disperssion
Height 112mm Width 81mm for fixed and 103mm for Gimbal

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  • TMD9 on 09/06/2013 - 15:14
    +1

    lumens output?

    • Store RepGoLights @ GoLights on 09/06/2013 - 15:16
      +1

      420lm for cool white and 400lm for warm white.

      • johnt107 on 09/06/2013 - 16:30
        +2

        This isn't really "high performance" by today's standards. 10.5W can get you 720 lumens warm white (Brightgreen brand) which is normal 50W halogen.

        • Store RepGoLights @ GoLights on 09/06/2013 - 16:33
          +1

          The Bright green model you refer to is also double the price. This model we have advertised is the best value for it's price point right now in the Australian market. Sunny Lighting has done a great job at engineering for the residential market and has done so at a fantastic price point, allowing thousands of Australian families to make the switch to LED, without having to pay $40-50 for the privilege.

        • rakeem on 09/06/2013 - 16:56
          +1

          doesn't really answer johnt107's point.
          it may be cheaper but does it rate as "high performance" if a different model offers almost twice the lumens for a 1.5 watt power increase.

          sorry johnt107 clicked negative on your comment by accident. couldn't see how to revoke it :(

        • Store RepGoLights @ GoLights on 09/06/2013 - 16:59
          -2

          It is all relative. In comparison with other models in this price point, it is most definitely a high performance unit.

        • ca6leguy on 09/06/2013 - 21:16

          Correct. All LEDs downlights these days are around the 400lm mark all cost around $20 to $30. But I have to say Sunny Lighting is a good brand compared to all those no brand eBay ones.

      • TMD9 on 09/06/2013 - 17:04
        +2

        Is this not misleading the fact that you pointed out it's a 90% saving on energy consumption?
        This 9w LED would have to replace a halogen lamp of 90 watts to gain that much savings.
        Theis level of output is only adequate to replace 35w halogens tbh.

        • Store RepGoLights @ GoLights on 09/06/2013 - 17:12
          -5

          Add in the fact that this globe will last 10 times longer than the halogen, and the savings range around the 90% mark. There is nothing misleading about the information presented. This model is one of the highest volume selling models going around and Sunny Lighting has positioned themselves as a leader in the industry at this price point. Their products are sold in every major electrical wholesaler in the country.

  • edfoo on 09/06/2013 - 15:20

    Where do you use this light in? Cars?

    • Store RepGoLights @ GoLights on 09/06/2013 - 15:22

      This is a down light used in residential applications. They sit inside the ceiling and produce light toward the ground.

      • edfoo on 09/06/2013 - 16:14
        +1

        I see. Cheers.

  • shu on 09/06/2013 - 17:35

    Would it be a straight swap with an existing halogen downlight?

    • Store RepGoLights @ GoLights on 09/06/2013 - 18:00

      It is a GU10 kit so does not require a transformer or driver. Your electrician just needs to remove the old down light and simply install these in their place. Everything you need is included in the kit. The electrician just needs to connect them to power.

      • sirplus on 09/06/2013 - 18:25

        Is it dimmable, I need dimmable?
        Also please clarify, are those the hole sizes or the tip to tip flange sizes?

      • ca6leguy on 09/06/2013 - 21:08

        For those who already have a MR16 which I believe most houses are these days, it will be a better option to swap out with another MR16 LED downlight rather than getting an electrician to replace with this one.

  • LoungeLizard on 09/06/2013 - 19:44

    $22 for a single downlight? It'll be cheaper for me to buy a new house than to replace all the lights.

    • StewBalls on 09/06/2013 - 21:30

      Welcome to the smoke & mirrors world of "green" LED lighting. CFLs will do just fine for me! ;)

  • Store RepGoLights @ GoLights on 09/06/2013 - 22:45

    CFL is certainly an option on the energy saving front. However the fact they can't be dimmed and also take several seconds to reach full capacity is I appealing to some consumers. It is an entirely different technology.

    • StewBalls on 09/06/2013 - 22:55

      However the fact they can't be dimmed…

      This model is not dimmable.

      …and your point is???

      It is an entirely different technology.

      …it is also a shitload cheaper! :)

      BTW, you can also get dimmable CFLs now, just FYI…

  • Store RepGoLights @ GoLights on 09/06/2013 - 22:58

    Un dimable CFL is about half the price of LED. Dimmanle CFL is going to cost you more than the $22 for this LED. It would be a poor choice to buy dimable CFL under those circumstances. Dimable CFL are too expensive to be considered since the price of LED has dropped so significantly in the last 12 months.

    • StewBalls on 09/06/2013 - 23:02
      +1

      Again, why are you comparing dimmable CFL to this LED??? You said:

      This model is not dimmable.

      I don't know where you get your non-dimmable CFLs, but they are most certainly not half the price of LEDs…much less than a quarter IME…

      Please learn to use the reply link too, it keeps the thread cleaner.

  • young_dazza on 09/06/2013 - 23:08

    I recently installed a few downlights. $13 each from bunnings - 'Nelson' brand. I replaced the G10 flourescent globe with a 9W LED version that I got from ebay for $3 each (delivered). And I'm very happy with the result.

    I'm no expert when it comes to lighting but Ive never heard of sunny lighting (sounds Chinese?). It just doesnt seem like much of a bargain to me…

    BTW I thought that the claim that you could save hundreds a year was a bit of a stretch, until I found this at http://www.savepower.nsw.gov.au/portals/0/docs/household/fac…

    "A 50 watt halogen downlight used 4 hours a day will cost more than $26* a year to run. If you had a room with 8 halogens and ran them for 8 hours each day, it would cost you almost $420* every year". Wow!

    • Store RepGoLights @ GoLights on 09/06/2013 - 23:11

      Sunny Lighting is an Australian owned and run brand. They have offices in every major city in Australia. As far as buying globes from eBay at $3, unfortunately you will see why that is a bad idea over the coming months. Either you got really lucky, or like almost everyone else who went down that path, the globes will start failing. Lighting is no different than any other product, you get what you pay for.

      • young_dazza on 10/06/2013 - 08:15
        +2

        I wish "you get what you pay for" was always true. Sometimes we pay good money for things that are marketed as reliable but are just as unreliable as cheaper items.
        That said, there are some brands that have built a reputation for quality products and you do pay more for them. Its definitely worth spending the extra money for these.

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