Best true retrofit GU10 LED lamp

[murray2707]

Have used many including the Philips master and a cheaper loxa one both seemed pretty good and dimmed well with the right dimmer. Obviously a big difference in price but you get what you pay for I guess

 

[William-h]

Try this company as I used them for my kitchen and bathrooms. The price is good value and the quality looks great with a 5 year warranty *link removed*

 

[i=p/u]

Crompton 4w is what my wholesalers was dishing out , and seem good £9 for non dimable , but wel wait and see how they handle the British weather

 

[Tiny Spark]

Those kosnics are great but to be honest the best gu10 replacements i have found/fitted are the low energy fluorescent type.
They give a nice strong white light.

 

[amlu]

megaman modo 6w dimmable, can have daylight, cool white or warm white version. one place around sells them for £10 plus vat.
they go nicely with aurora dimmers. fitted tens of them no complains so far...

 

[Tiny Spark]

megaman modo 6w dimmable, can have daylight, cool white or warm white version. one place around sells them for £10 plus vat.
they go nicely with aurora dimmers. fitted tens of them no complains so far...

Thats the ones!
Couldn't remember the make lol

 

[AndrewMgan1976]

The modo ones are very good.

 

[Andy78]

Those kosnics are great but to be honest the best gu10 replacements i have found/fitted are the low energy fluorescent type.
They give a nice strong white light.

This is honestly the first time ever I have heard of anyone liking the light quality or output from CFL GU10s.


I have just received my first order from Ledhut as I am going to give the lumilife ones they sell a try. I got some narrow angle 3W for my bathroom, wide angle 4W in warm and cool to try out, and some SES candles for a customer's chandelier which they were very pleased with.
The SES candles and 4W GU10 were £3.50 before VAT, and my bathroom GU10s were £4.50. If they didn't have the 5 year warranty I would think they were too cheap to be any good.

A colleague uses Kosnic now all the time and swears by them. I think he said he has only had to return 2 as faulty in well over a hundred used.

 

[Tiny Spark]

We tried a few different ones in the toilet blocks in work.
The trouble is they are lit solely by gu10 fittings and they have dark tiles.
The kosnic LED's were great but the 2W ones we tried just didnt have the throw to light them up decently.
But then we tried those mega man cfl's and stuck with them.
We use them on staircases to.
The only disadvantage I found with them is they are fragile and very easy to break.
Also they dont have as good lifespan as a LED.

 

[gutterball]

try these http://trade.ledhut.co.uk/spot-lights/gu10-led-bulbs/gu10-smd-led-220-lumens-45-watts-equiv-best-internet-price.