65 Watt Aluminium Reflector 111mm IRC 12 Volt (24 Degree Beam)
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Part No: ALL/REF/111/IRC/126524
Product Summary
65 W
G53 (53mm Apart Prongs)
2 Pin
White (835)
2700 K
111 mm
Dimmable
67 mm
Leading Brand
Reflector/Spotlight
Halogen
12 Volt
65 Watt Aluminium Reflector 111mm IRC 12 Volt (24 Degree Beam)
from Leading Brand (Model: ALL/REF/111/IRC/126524)An Infra-Red Coating that doubles the lifespan of this halogen 12 Volt 111mm Diameter Aluminium Reflector to 4000 hours makes it a great choice for directional and display lighting in museums, galleries, retail outlets and the like. Rated at 65 Watts it emits a crisp bright White (835) colour temperature and offers a 24 degree beam angle. We still have a good stock of these dimmable reflector lamps so if you still like the traditional halogen light output order now.
| Actual Wattage | 65 W |
| Beam Angle | 24 Degree |
| Beam Angle | 24 Degree |
| Cap/Base | G53 (53mm Apart Prongs) |
| Cap/Base Type | 2 Pin |
| Colour | White (835) |
| Colour Temp | 2700 K |
| Diameter | 111 mm |
| Dimming? | Dimmable |
| Length | 67 mm |
| Manufacturer | Leading Brand |
| Manufacturers Average Lamp Life | 2000 hrs |
| Shape | Reflector/Spotlight |
| Shape (Landing) | 111mm Reflector/Spotlight |
| Type | Halogen |
| Voltage | 12 Volt |
Part Codes
of alternative stock identifiers| M204IRC |
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