Replace halogen with LED

Replace halogen with LED

Have you not yet replaced your halogen lighting with LED?

See here what is possible for you!

First of all: Which fitting do you currently have?
First, check which fitting you currently have. Once you know that, you can further read what the options are for you. (Each fitting below shows each fitting)

- GU10
- GU5.3
- G9
- G4
- 3-phase rail lighting

GU10 halogen replaced by LED (230V)

GU10 halogen spots can be replaced one-on-one with GU10 LED spots. You can connect this directly to 230V, just like your old halogen spots (often 35W or 50W).

Go to all our GU10 LED spots to find the replacement for your halogen spot. We have a replacement for the 35W and 50W halogen spots. Would you like advice on which LED spot to choose? Then go to our article “ Which LED spot should I choose? ”Or contact us by mail or telephone (+31 314-840165).

Important to know: Do you want to dim your LED spot? Then use a special LED dimmer. Also, pay attention to how far your LED light can dim back. This is indicated on our site at every LED spot in the text. This varies from dimming to 10% and 0% back.

Saving: 90% energy saving + 15x longer lifespan.

GU5.3 halogen replaced by LED (12v)

GU5.3 (MR16) halogen spots work on 12V. Because these cannot be connected directly to 220V, there is currently a transformer (power supply) in between. There are 2 solutions to replace 12V halogen with LED:

1. Replace the GU5.3 halogen spotlight and transformer with a GU5.3 LED spotlight and LED 12V transformer.
2. Replace the GU5.3 halogen spot and transformer with a GU10 LED spot. You can connect the GU10 LED spots directly to 230V, so you do not need a transformer. The only thing that you need extra now is a GU10 fitting. (So ​​you go from 12V to 220V. This means you don't use more energy, which people sometimes think.)
3. Are you currently using GU5.3 halogen spots for the bathroom? Then you can also replace the spotlights with our complete LED recessed spotlights with small recessed depth suitable for the bathroom (IP54).

Option 2 is definitely recommended because there is a large selection of GU10 LED spots in the market and these are considerably more dimmable than GU5.3 LED spots.

Saving : 90% energy saving + ± 10x longer lifespan.

G9 halogen replaced by LED (220 / 230V)

G9 halogen can be replaced one-on-one by G9 LED. You can connect this directly to 230V, just like your old G9 halogen lights.

In our range, you will find the G9 halogen replacement for the 25W halogen and the 28W / 33W / 40W halogen. Both types are dimmable. Use the matching EcoBright LED dimmer 0-150W phase cut-off for this.

Saving : 90% energy saving + ± 10x longer lifespan.

G4 halogen replaced by LED (12v)

A popular replacement is the G4 halogen replacement in LED. Because these small flashing lights work on 12V (so with transformer), the halogen transformer often has to be replaced by an LED transformer. But because these types of lamps are often incorporated in a design fixture or under the kitchen cupboards, it is often difficult to reach the transformer.

That is why we have introduced new G4 LED lights: G4 LED lights that (in 80% of the cases) work on a halogen transformer and an LED transformer! And do you want to take the certain for the uncertain? Then, of course, you can also purchase an LED transformer.

Do you want to dim the G4 LED lamps? Always replace the halogen transformer with a dimmable LED transformer and the halogen dimmer with the matching LED dimmer.

Furthermore, it is unique that these G4 LED lights are extra small, so that they almost always fit into any fixture. Go directly to the small G4 LED flashing lights.

Saving : 90% energy saving + ± 10x longer lifespan.

Rail lighting replaced by LED (230v)

Do you already have 3-Phase rail lighting? Then you can replace your halogen rail spots one-on-one with LED rail spots. You keep your 3-Phase rail and only replace the spots.

We do not offer single-phase rail lighting, because this is simply considerably less used. You can, however, replace your complete rails with 3-Phase. We can provide the complete picture Offering: voltage rails, spacers, and rail spots.

In short

Before you replace your halogen with LED, it is good to know which fitting you have. In this article, you can see what the options are per fitting. In summary:

GU10 halogen can be replaced one-on-one by GU10 LED. You have a wide choice in terms of range and these LED spots are excellent dimmable.

GU5.3 (MR16) halogen can be replaced one-on-one by replacing the halogen and the transformer with a GU5.3 led spot and led transformer 12V. If you prefer dimmable spots, we recommend replacing the MR16 halogen spot and transformer with a dimmable GU10 LED spot. You connect this directly to 230V.

G4 halogen can be replaced one-on-one with G4 LED in 80% of the cases, if it is operated with an on / off switch. Do you want to dim your G4 LED? Always replace the halogen transformer with a dimmable LED transformer and the halogen dimmer with the matching LED dimmer. Another advantage of these G4 LED lights is the extra small size, especially for the small fixtures.

G9 halogen can be replaced one-on-one with G9 led. The G9 LED lights from our range are also well dimmable.

(3-Phase) Rail lighting can be replaced by a one-on-one with LED rail lighting. You can simply attach it to your existing 3-phase rails. We also offer new rails if you wish.

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