Access Lighting
Access Lighting TP-GU10G6LED 5.3W 120V Standard Bulb
A 5.3W 120V GU10 LED standard bulb with transparent finish for home lighting
- TypeLight Bulbs
- ColorTransparent
- 3 W LED uses less energy than 53 W equivalent
- GU10 base fits standard recessed fixtures
- 120 V operation works on North American mains
- Transparent finish delivers clear, crisp light
- California Proposition 65 chemical warning applies
Access Lighting GU10 LED Bulb
This Access Lighting TP-GU10G6LED bulb fits standard GU10 sockets and runs on 120V mains power. It draws 5.3W while the supplier title also references a 53W equivalent rating. The transparent finish suits open fixtures where the lamp is visible.
Replaces halogen GU10 lamps
Swapping a halogen GU10 for this LED cuts energy draw from roughly 53W to 5.3W at the same voltage. The jump is worth it when the fitting is used for many hours each day or when a cooler-running lamp extends fixture life. Buyers who need a different base type or a dimmable option not confirmed here should look elsewhere.
Sustained output on 120V
At a steady 120V supply the LED maintains its rated 5.3W consumption without the thermal sag common in halogen capsules. The lamp runs cooler during long sessions, reducing stress on the socket and surrounding materials. No additional cooling or driver hardware is required beyond the standard mains connection.
Highlights
- 3 W LED uses less energy than 53 W equivalent
- GU10 base fits standard recessed fixtures
- 120 V operation works on North American mains
- Transparent finish delivers clear, crisp light
- California Proposition 65 chemical warning applies
Specifications
| Brand | ACCESS LIGHTING |
|---|---|
| Type | Light Bulbs |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Will the GU10 base fit my existing fixture?
The bulb uses a GU10 base that twists into standard GU10 sockets found in many recessed and track lights.
How do I install the 5.3W LED without damaging it?
Turn off power, align the two pins with the socket slots, push gently and twist clockwise until it locks; do not force the glass envelope.
When should I replace the 120V LED bulb?
Replace the bulb when light output drops noticeably or the lamp fails to illuminate, as the integrated LED is not user-serviceable.
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