A 5W GU10 LED globe that dims on a TRIAC dimmer, withCRI above 85, in three colour temperatures.

Genuinely dimmable, which most GU10s are not

Plenty of LED globes are sold as dimmable and then flicker, buzz or drop out at the bottom of therange. This one is specified for TRIAC (leading-edge) dimming the most commontype in Australian homes. If your dimmer is trailing-edge or a smart dimmer,check compatibility with us first; that is where problems come from, not from theglobe.

CRI above 85 is why you would choose it

A cheap GU10 sits at CRI 80. >85 is a visible improvement skin, timberand fabric look closer to daylight. In a spot bar or a downlight aimed at a face, a bench or a piece ofart, that is the difference worth paying for.

Three colour temperatures

3000K warm for living areas and bedrooms, 4000K neutralfor kitchens and studies, 5000K cool for garages and task work. Each is aseparate order code buy all the globes for one room from the same code and batch.

Fits a standard GU10 fitting

50mm across, 55mm long in polycarbonate the standard GU10envelope, so it drops into existing spot bars and GU10 downlights.

Where it works

• GU10 spot bars such as the Alvey and Burton.
• GU10 downlights and track heads.
• Anywhere on a TRIAC dimmer.
• Replacing halogen GU10s a large drop in running cost and heat.

Specifying it

5W, 500lm, CRI >85, GU10 base,50 55mm polycarbonate. Dimmable TRIAC.240V, IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You. Buying for a whole room? Order one batch smallvariations between production runs show up when globes sit side by side.

Questions

Will it work on my dimmer?

It is specified for TRIAC (leading-edge) dimming, the most common type in Australian homes. If yours is trailing-edge or a smart dimmer, check with us first that is where compatibility problems come from.

What does CRI above 85 mean in practice?

Colours look closer to daylight. A cheap GU10 sits at CRI 80; the difference is visible on skin, timber and fabric.

Which colour temperature should I choose?

3000K for living areas and bedrooms, 4000K for kitchens and studies, 5000K for garages and task work.

Will it fit my existing fitting?

Yes, if it takes GU10. This is the standard 50 55mm envelope.

Can I mix colour temperatures in one room?

You can, but it will show. Buy every globe for a room from the same code and batch.

How bright is it?

500lm from 5W comparable to a 50W halogen at a fraction of the running cost and heat.

What is the warranty?

Three years.