MR16 led  spot light

Base type:MR16 base

LED chip band: cree/edison

Number of LEDs (pcs): 3 SMD LEDs

Total power consumption of LEDs (W):3*1W

Color temperature (K):2900-3200k

Luminous flux (Lm):150-240 Lm

Color: Warm  white

Beam angle (degree): 30 degree

Color rendering index (CRI): >70

Rated voltage: AC12v

Operating temperature: -10~45 degrees Celsius

Size(mm):49.5*70

Net weight and gross:60±3g

Material of body:Sandblasted

DIM feature(Y/N): N

Life span: 3000hours

Warranty(years):2years

Features:

1.advanced constant current driver.

2.Professional thermal management.

3.Instant on, no warm up time required.

4.No noise, no flickering.

5.No UV or IR radiation in the beam, mercury free.

6.Anti-shock, anti-moisture.

7.Long life span,higher than 30000H

8.CE, RoHS certificate.

Application:

GU10 LED bulbs are regularly used in place of standard incandescent light bulbs for applications including residential lighting and retail lighting.They are well suited to a variety of applications that require directional lighting of low to medium intensity, such as track lighting, recessed ceiling lights, desk lamps, pendant fixtures, landscape lighting, retail display lighting and bicycle headlights.

Note:

1.All the bove items are under factory standard warranty.

2. All the shape, size, color, brightness is available here and OEM and ODM is welcome.

3. The price is much more flexible and it completely depends on the quantity you need. 

Warnings & cautions:

1. Please don't outside covering when the lamp is working.

2.Please use it in a ventilation environment and keep from water.

3. For 12V only.

4.You must remember that before you attempt to fit, replace, or remove any of the parts on an electric lamp or fixture you must always disconnect or unplug the lamp or fixture from any source of electricity before you begin. Simply turning the lamp "off" will not protect you from an electrical shock.

If you are not sure how to safely disconnect your lamp or fixture from its electrical source, you should contact a licensed electrician or your local power company for further instructions.