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Supreme 7w LED Downlight Bulb Warm White $10.50 with $9.00 Flat Post

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Supreme 7w LED Downlight Bulb Warm White $10.50 with $9.00 Flat Post
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Store Repenergysaver on 18/03/2013 - 11:07 energysaver.net.au (781 clicks)

We have a special on our mr16 ($10.50) and GU10 ($12.00)Supreme led's made in taiwan. Having the diffuser, we ensure your light gets distributed evenly across the room, just like a halogen would. I am not going to crap you and say its a 50w replacement, but I will tell you it is more like a 45w replacement which makes it a worthwhile investment without compromising too much on the light output. We have tested these on a lot of electronic transformers but we cannot guarantee it will work on all (if you have an actec or possum dont bother buying :). It works well on your old iron core transformers and if you need a transformer, check out our efficient 60w Anchorn transformer. These work well on all our LED range and consume 0.3w sitting on idle.

Our lights have our own C-Tick number for your added comfort so stay away from those cheap imports

PICKUP 36/2 Railway Parade Lidcombe NSW

CUT YOUR ENERGY COSTS NOW!!

What you get

7w Supreme LED downlight with 60 degree beam for $10.50
Shipping $9.00 with courier or express post

Detailed Specs

PLEASE NOTE: PLEASE DO NOT INSTALL THESE LIGHTS IN AN ENCLOSED FIXTURE. THESE ARE BEST SUITED FOR DOWNLIGHT FIXTURES WHERE THERE IS OPEN SPACE AND VENTILATION

Specifications
Output Power 7W
Input Voltage 12v AC/DC
LED Lumen 420LM
Life Span 50,000 Hrs +
Lens Angle 60 deg
LED Type Epistar
Light Fitting Type MR16 2 Pin
Light Colour Warm White
Dimensions 50mmx52mm
Dimmable No
Safety /Quality Assurance
CE, C-tick, RoHS

Electrical & Electronics Downlight

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  • Make it so on 18/03/2013 - 11:40

    I recently bought Epistar MR16's from ebay for <$5 delivered. But admittedly it is hard to get LED downlights from eBay with a >45 degree angle and/or with a diffuser, and this is well worth it is you want the light to be spread out. For Australian stock I suppose the price is not bad, so +1 from me.

    • ozblogger on 18/03/2013 - 12:03
      +1

      care to share the ebay link ?

      • Make it so on 18/03/2013 - 12:31

        Hmm… that might be hijacking of this post, and a bit unfair to the REP who is trying to post a good deal on Ozbargain (I would have bought from them if I could have picked up at the time). It's not too hard to find the ones I ended up buying on eBay. I bought the 9W MR16 ones.

  • mitcheo on 18/03/2013 - 11:45
    +1

    Yep, super high postage lets it down, good if u can pick up tho

    • redhotchilli on 18/03/2013 - 12:06

      Yes, the postage is a killer for me too

  • ozblogger on 18/03/2013 - 11:49

    just pickup the ALDI ones from $9 this Wednesday
    http://aldi.com.au/au/html/offers/2827_26019.htm

    • st33p on 18/03/2013 - 11:58

      not 60 degree spread

    • asa79 on 18/03/2013 - 12:25

      they only 5w led

    • Make it so on 18/03/2013 - 12:34
      +1

      With LED's, you need to compare the light output (lumen). They can very hugely between brands. It's really all about lumen per watt. IKEA also sells LED lights, but their lumen/watt is worse than that of a normal saving light, making them useless and expensive. Most proper saving lights (fluorescent ones) actually show the lumen/watt, making it easy to compare how much you would save with LED's (apart from savings due to longer lifetime).

  • rakeycakey on 18/03/2013 - 12:00
    +1

    REP can you do a deal on bayonet or screw style bulbs please

  • RickOnOzBargain on 18/03/2013 - 12:06

    I can recommend these ones…
    I have 40 of them in my place.
    They have paid themselves off already,
    and I had to pay $12.50 each for mine. :(

    First wife approved LED I ever managed to find.

    • altomic on 18/03/2013 - 13:15
      +6

      First wife approved LED I ever managed to find.

      initially read this and thought - "did the second wife disapprove of them?"

    • ilikeit on 18/03/2013 - 21:54

      I put these throughout my bedrooms 7 months ago. 45w is an accurate description and I am very happy with the light distribution per unit. Guests tell me they can't tell the difference between a halagon and the LEDs. I rang the store too and they were very helpful. Delivery was next day to the Gold Coast from memory. Now for the rest of the house!

    • Candour on 18/03/2013 - 22:19

      my first wife never approved anything I enlightened her about

  • wisc on 18/03/2013 - 12:16

    bought a 12W 120 degrees here:

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/10-PCX-bridgelux-GU10-GU5-3-E27-MR16…

    man they are just as bright or brighter than the halogen,
    APPROX. 800 LM so as bright as the halogens (or more) with the 120 degree beam they are a awesome replacement. I got them on special for about 10.40 each…(landed)

    Got a refund for 2 though as they blew within 5 minutes. would buy again though as they are awesome.

    You get +1 for your honesty good information, being an australian ctick dealer…not a bad local price.

    • Store Repenergysaver @ EnergySavers on 18/03/2013 - 12:33

      judging that sellers feedback, they seem to be less than adequate, but as long as your happy

      • wisc on 18/03/2013 - 12:58

        seems ok.. 99.1% went though there feedback which looked as good as any other seller

  • mskeggs on 18/03/2013 - 12:48

    Hi Rep,
    Have you got any figures on real world operating life?

    • pmupsinep on 18/03/2013 - 13:01

      I wonder how successful a warranty claim on a light bulb would be after ~6 years (50,000 hour life span = nearly 6 years)

    • Store Repenergysaver @ EnergySavers on 18/03/2013 - 13:02

      HI

      i have been testing this light in my house since 11/2011 and i do random checks on lumen output with my meter. I think i have dropped 1 lumen since then so I am pleased with that. I was hoping people who bought off me in my previous ads would be able to provide some feedback. I guess i am biased in my opinion :)

      Failure rate would be less than 1%

      • skatoz on 18/03/2013 - 14:34

        I have been using four MR16's for about a year and they are still going strong on 12VDC iron transformers. I don't have any proper testing equipment but in warm white they come close (about 75-90%) to my previous 50W halogens. They consume slightly below 7W and can be dimmed a little. I am very happy with them. They are definitely better than a couple of other low-cost LEDs I had tried from ebay but that was a few years ago so I assume others would have advanced as well.

      • jason101 on 19/03/2013 - 21:22

        I bought about 30 of these a year ago, thy are great I have had 1 die in the past year (started intermittently blinking on and off), overall the best I have found for the price (I've tried many from dx, some ok - most are crap and have found their way into garden lights).

  • zombie hunter on 18/03/2013 - 12:59

    Brought some see how they go

  • TMD9 on 18/03/2013 - 13:40

    "Our lights have our own C-Tick number for your added comfort so stay away from those cheap imports"

    I laughed :D

    • homersyd on 18/03/2013 - 14:25

      I think that mean they have gotten a C-tick number specifically for their stuff…? (which is good?)…

      • TMD9 on 18/03/2013 - 17:07

        C-ticked items doesn't necessarily mean it's safer or superior to the LEDs sold on ebay (mostly same manufacturers).
        C-tick uses a self regulated system where the importer simply signs a form claiming their products are compliant with Australian EMC requirements.
        Has nothing to do with safety of the electrical item being imported.
        But the positive is of course, if something goes wrong you can always trace the C-tick supplier, which is the primary purpose of what C-tick serves.

  • steviee on 18/03/2013 - 15:06

    i think you guys are right $9 postage seems a bit high, especially for a $10 globe, doubles the price

    • wisc on 18/03/2013 - 15:17

      just buy 9 only adds a dollar per globe then!

    • Store Repenergysaver @ EnergySavers on 18/03/2013 - 15:56
      +1

      i understand but we have no other option. Unfortunately postage is expensive

      • rmamila on 22/03/2013 - 16:46

        I understand that, as anything else in Australia, the postage should also be expensive.
        Still I am wondering how can those foreign ebay sellers ship those items to my door (the same address) for free after charging peanuts for the items as well. It's not your problem REP, I am not blaming you at all. No one in here has found an answer for that yet. :)

        • Store Repenergysaver @ EnergySavers on 22/03/2013 - 19:47

          anything in china is cheap but these lights come from taiwan and things do cost more in taiwan
          but i understand what your saying

  • leiiv on 18/03/2013 - 15:26

    Rep, do you have a GU-10 model that can be installed in an enclosed fixture?

    • st33p on 18/03/2013 - 15:45

      wondering about the same, and any special deal on the COB light?

      • Store Repenergysaver @ EnergySavers on 18/03/2013 - 15:58

        email me

    • Store Repenergysaver @ EnergySavers on 18/03/2013 - 15:58

      i had a few customer do this and the things get extremely hot. If you can email me a picture of your enclosure.

      • leiiv on 18/03/2013 - 16:26

        Sorry if I missed it, but what is your email?

        • Store Repenergysaver @ EnergySavers on 18/03/2013 - 16:41

          its info at mywebaddress

  • z28 on 18/03/2013 - 17:25

    I'm always confused about these white spec: warm white, cool white and true white ? I got some LED at home (but can't remember what white) and the light is yellowish. I would like to change them to more a more halogen or fluro white color. Could you tell me which one I should get ?

    • Store Repenergysaver @ EnergySavers on 18/03/2013 - 21:15

      warm white = yellowish (2700k)
      true white = in between a cool and warm (4000K)
      cool white = daylight white (6000K) like you would find in offices or hospitals

      • wisc on 19/03/2013 - 11:01

        cool white… so sterile…

  • Regie69 on 18/03/2013 - 21:36

    I bought a cpl of led downlights from master a cpl of months backs for 8.50 each. Think they were phillips 7w

    • rmamila on 21/03/2013 - 11:20

      Were they good? How was the beam angle?
      I want to find ones with bigger angle or with diffuser. Mine are in enclosures so this wouldn't suit me.

  • [Deactivated] on 19/03/2013 - 03:15

    Hi Rep. Save me the trouble - I think I've visited your site once before. Any high CRI (90+) mr16/ gu10 to be seen, or plans to stock?

  • Store Repenergysaver @ EnergySavers on 19/03/2013 - 09:07

    if you want to pay 35+ per globe, i can source some, but they have no diffuser on them so you will see a angle shading running along the wall.

  • edgar28 on 19/03/2013 - 12:20

    no B22 light bulb special? what is tghe dimension? couldn't find it online.

  • rmamila on 21/03/2013 - 12:49

    Hi Rep, Are these good good to replace existing MR16 halogen down lights. I am not sure if they are fully enclosed ones. How do I find that?
    Most of the bulbs are in downstairs ceiling so I have no way to get on the ceiling to see the complete holder which is not visible from below the ceiling. Only couple of downlights are there in upstrairs. I should be able to crawl into the ceiling and have a look.
    The house is just 2 yrs so I expect the builder to have used proper enclosed holders to prevent heat getting into the insulation, etc.

  • rmamila on 26/03/2013 - 14:20

    Which one suites better for a new home? Warm White or True White?? (Cool white NO for sure)

  • rmamila on 26/03/2013 - 20:17

    Just ordered 18 of them to replace my down lights in the living area. Hope they get delivered quickly.
    +1

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