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Hi..I think you mean GU5.3, this is the most common socket for MR16. You can PM me on our available range of MR16 LED. For a new downlight fitting, I would recommend a dedicated LED downlight with driver. It works better and is more reliable. Cheers

Hi, we have been selling T8 LED tubes which are more popular. If you need T5 Led tubes, please PM me. LED tubes will cost much more than fluorescent tubes. Key Advantage is lower energy cost and last much longer. Cheers

You can consider LED tubes or strips for cove lightings with false ceilings. They are costly but can save a lot of maintenance work compared to fluorescent tubes. PM me if you are interested.

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Yes, MR16 LED brightness is not the same as halogen. It depends on what are you using it for. If it is just to focus on a small area and work as spot light, a 5W MR16 LED shd be sufficient. To replace a 50W halogen ideally, a 10W LED is sufficient. But a 10W LED is very expensive. A cheaper alternative is the 5W LED and you only pay 10% of the energy consumed compared to halogen.

Hi fellow forum members, Thanks for all your questions and interests on LED lighting products. If you have interest and questions in these products, please drop me a mail. LED products saves energy. So for similar brightness, you need less electricity, so smaller bills. Cheers

What kind of bulbs are you using now? I may be able to advise you on the type of LED bulbs available that can use your current holders.

We supply LED lighting products like MR16, PAR30, PAR38, LED T8 tubes, etc. Message me if you can interested. Cheers

Hi..yr first picture is MR16 3W...is it bright enough for you? Yr 2nd picture should be using PAR30 bulb, 7W. What colors will you be using..warm white ? We can supply both bulbs but you need to get the housing yourself. Please message me if you are interested.

We have one that can swivel...its more like LED spotlight, warm white. I think reading is not a problem, but if your ceiling is high, i think keep swiveling may not be easy...

Hi, if your normal fluorescent is those 2 feet and 4 feet length, you can replace easily with LED tubes. No problem at all. I am using it now, jus remove the starter and replace the tube. LED tube does not need starter. If yours is a circular fluorescent tube, I do not think there is a round LED tube in the market now. Cheers.

Hi, we have AR111 in LED. Please advise what is the power rating you need.