GU10 LED Bulbs

GU10 LED Bulbs are not all the same shape and size so its important to measure you bulb before you buy.The traditional GU10 Light Bulbs are 53 mm in height and 50 mm in diameter and most LED GU10s are this standard size however our full range also includes “long barrel” versions which are 75 mm long instead of the traditional 53 mm. Other specialist variations include a 35 mm, 64mm and 111mm diameter versions.

GU10 LED Bulbs are available in both dimmable and non-dimmable options. When selecting a dimmable bulb it is important to keep in mind that LED compatible dimmers will be required to match the lower wattages of LED GU10 bulbs. We have found the Varilight V-Pro dimmers are the best in market for compatibility across brands as these provide a lower dimming capability of 10 watts for applications when using a small number of lamps..

Yes as GU10 bulbs run on mains voltage it is a straight swap. Switching to LED bulbs gives you the option of a different look and feel in your home from warm white to daylight. Our LED light bulbs are available in Warm White (yellow/orange warm light to replicate halogen light bulbs), Cool White (crisp white light that is ideal for use in modern kitchens/bathrooms) or Daylight (a bluey white light that replicates natural daylight) with wattages ranging from 2 watts up to the brightest 11 watt versions. All the light bulbs above are perfect for general lighting purposes.

All brands of GU10 LED Light Bulbs have a long life and on average last anywhere from 15000-30000 hours which compared to their halogen counterparts which for last around 2000 hours and as LED bulbs produce very little heat they waste much less energy. For example iIf a LED has an average lamp life of 15,000 hours and electricity costs 12p/kWh the saving would be around £82 for the life one lamp so if you have 10no Halogen GU10s in your kitchen and you replace them with LED GU10s you will save £820.00 over the life of the lamps and also on the maintenance costs of replacing the old halogen lamps several times.

The majority of people refer to a lamp as a light “bulb” relating more to their shape. And therefore refer to a “lamp” as an actual fitting that houses the bulb, like a desk lamp or floor lamp or table lamp and the bulb is only part of it. Lamp and bulb can be somewhat interchangeable, it depends where you look. and It may originate that a "lamp” was powered by other light. So the answer is yes they are the same thing.

Looking for more information? Check out our "Everything You Should Know About GU10 LED Bulbs" article.