DOWNLIGHT LED MR16 - 8 WATT (WARM WHITE)

MR16 LED LIGHTING DOWNLIGHT USING LATEST TECHNOLOGIES

For direct replacement of halogen lights 

FEATURES

• This LED based MR16 is a new revolutionary design integrating a high power LED light source in a traditional MR16 halogen.

• Our LED MR16 uses a single special SHARP led chip which gives a better even high lumen output.

• This LED MR16 is different from  the ones you commonly see in the market which uses 3 High Power LEDs that give a spotty light and also not bright enough.

• Our MR16 LED is shining at the reflector that can provide pleasant contemporary light in the blink of an eye.

• Our MR16 LED housing is with ceramic paint as opposed to the typically used aluminum housing. 

• This improves heat dissipation and which means the bulb is still cool to touch after the light has been in use.

Advantages of Our LED Downlight

• High Lumen 

• High CRI 

• High Heat Sink Material 

• Low Hear 

• No UV/IR

TECHNICAL INFORMATION 

Power 

8w   (Direct Replacement For Halogen Mr-16)

Led Source

Sharp   Led Chip

Light Output

450-500 Lumens

Colour Temperature

3000k

Colour Rendering Index

>85%

Beam Angle

30-35   Degree

Voltage

12   Volt

Dimensions

74mm   x 50 Mm (Diameter)

BENEFITS OF LED LIGHTING 

• Cost

• Save Electricity Bill

• Direct Replacement

LED Definations:

MR16:
Is a 12V input. MR16 has needs to be connected to the transformer before being connected to the circuit. 
Beam Angle:  
Is the degree of width that light is diffused from the light bulb.
So depending if you want a narrow spot light or a wide flood light, the  beam angle will be different. 
A beam angle of >30 degrees is  considered to be a larger beam angle. 
Colour Rendering Index (CRI):
Is  a measure of how accurately the light source mimics the colour of  objects in natural daylight. 
A CRI of 100 (the value of the sun) is the  most accurate colour rendering. 
Colour Temperature: 
Measured  in degree Kelvin (K), the colour temperature indicates the colour of  the light source. 
The higher the Kelvin, the ‘cooler’ the light colour;  thus the lower the Kelvin, the ‘warmer’ the colour. 
As a reference,  candlelight is ~1500K.      
Lumens (lm): 
Indicates the amount of light that the light source produces. The  higher the lumen, the greater the light output. 
A typical 40W  incandescent light produces ~465lm; an 8W LED light produces  450lm-500lm. 
Watts (W): 
Indicates the power consumption of the bulb to make the light.