brightest LED GU10 lamps

[dcelectrical]

I am looking for peoples personal opinion on what they think is the brightest Lamps out there, I currently am using COB LED's that are 4.5 Watt and give off 360 Lumens. anyone know of anything reliable they would recommend.
Thanks

 

[R G]

JCC Led 10s , 850 lumens , 60 degree beam angle and Ip65 rated all in one sealed units ....

 

[Delboybully]

I use crompton Gu10s. 400 lumens (5 Watt). Not had an unsatisfied customer yet

 

[dcelectrical]

I have never used sealed units as I will be looking after these places in 20 years time when I will have to change all the spots because 1 failed and I cant match them up

 

[Octopus]

Have you tried the mega man range - bright but not cheap, but if it's gu10 you want.....

 

[dcelectrical]

been using a firm that have decent lights with a reasonably low failure rate but there customer service is shocking and have recently had a few customers looking for more light as I cannot find a product that is the same as a decent 12 volt 50W lamp in terms of brightness.

 

[Octopus]

Mega man have a 7w unit which gives 500 lumens but they are expensive. My rule of thumb is over 5w to replace halogen 50w

 

[dcelectrical]

it isn't about the money really, its more about getting the quality and the light, the cost of lamps is a bit irrelevant when you explain that a decent gu10 costs 2.50 and an LED will last 6 times as long, that's without the energy saving costs or the grubby sparks to change the lamps.

 

[Engineer54]

I have never used sealed units as I will be looking after these places in 20 years time when I will have to change all the spots because 1 failed and I cant match them up

I think that could well be the case with any manufacturers range of current lamps after 20 years... I'd be looking at full voltage LED's too, rather than 12V lamps + TX/controler, i've had to change the spec on several areas of our project, due to unacceptable failures of both ELV lamps and controllers!!

 

[Welchyboy1]

I have never used sealed units as I will be looking after these places in 20 years time when I will have to change all the spots because 1 failed and I cant match them up

this is the exact reason i wont use any type of complete led downlighter units, i stick to the downlight gu10 combination as much as i can, or get the client to supply

20 years would be a good result i have had to replace quite a few allready within a year or two

i use TLC 5w superbright lamps, they are brighter than standard 50w halogen by a country mile and a nice white light in the natural white range, they also dim well