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Prolite Blue Halogen GU10 Par16 35 Watt
GU10 Cap/Base
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Prolite Blue Halogen GU10 Par16 35 Watt
This item was discontinued on 24th April, 2018 and is no longer available.
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£5.60
£5.60
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Part No: GU10/LED/7W/BLUE
Product Summary
Actual Wattage
35 W
35 W
Beam Angle
36 Degree
36 Degree
Cap/Base
GU10
GU10
Cap/Base Type
2 Pin
2 Pin
Colour
Blue
Blue
Diameter
50 mm
50 mm
Dimming?
Dimmable
Dimmable
Length
55 mm
55 mm
Manufacturer
Prolite
Prolite
Type
Halogen
Halogen
Voltage
240 Volt
240 Volt
Prolite Blue Halogen GU10 Par16 35 Watt
from Prolite (Model: GU10/35/BLUE) This Halogen GU10 Reflector/Spotlight is a hugely popular high intensity light found in a multitude of lighting applications. This Blue colour GU10 lamp is rated at 35 Watts and is a perfect downlighting solution for decorative and atmospheric applications. Offering a lamp life of 2500 hours this is a practical affordable reflector lamp.
| Actual Wattage | 35 W |
| Beam Angle | 36 Degree |
| Cap/Base | GU10 |
| Cap/Base Type | 2 Pin |
| Colour | Blue |
| Diameter | 50 mm |
| Dimming? | Dimmable |
| Equivalent Code | ES50 |
| Length | 55 mm |
| Manufacturer | Prolite |
| Manufacturers Average Lamp Life | 2500 hrs |
| Shape | Reflector/Spotlight |
| Shape (Landing) | 50mm Reflector/Spotlight |
| Type | Halogen |
| Voltage | 240 Volt |
Product Barcodes
associated with this item| 5051203023360 |
Part Codes
of alternative stock identifiers| 35PAR16B |
| 35PAR16FLB M008 |
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