Lumapro
Lumapro 4LRG5 LED Spotlight MR16 3000K 55 Lumens 2W 12V
A 12 V MR16 LED spotlight producing 55 lumens of 3000 K warm light at 2 W with a 60-degree beam and 25,000-hour rated life
- Warm 3000K colour temperature creates cosy ambience
- Low 2W draw cuts energy consumption
- 25,000-hour average life reduces replacement frequency
- 60-degree beam angle focuses light precisely
- MR16 DC bay base fits compatible 12V fixtures
Spotlight for 12 V DC Bay Fixtures
The Lumapro 4LRG5 is an MR16 LED lamp built for 12 V DC bay sockets. It produces 55 lumens at 3000 K warm colour temperature while drawing 2 watts and 24 mA. The 60 degree beam angle suits focused accent lighting in residential or light commercial settings.
Suitable for Low-Output Accent Needs
This lamp suits buyers who need a warm, non-dimmable spotlight for display cases, under-cabinet runs or landscape fixtures that accept MR16 bases. It is not for buyers who want high-output general illumination, dimmable control or a broader flood distribution.
55 Lumens With 25 000 Hour Life
At 55 lumens the unit comfortably handles small highlight tasks such as artwork, shelving or pathway markers. It runs out when a space requires wider coverage or higher lumen levels, and the fixed 60 degree spread cannot be adjusted. The rated 25 000 hour average life provides long-term service in compatible 12 V systems.
Highlights
- Warm 3000K colour temperature creates cosy ambience
- Low 2W draw cuts energy consumption
- 25,000-hour average life reduces replacement frequency
- 60-degree beam angle focuses light precisely
- MR16 DC bay base fits compatible 12V fixtures
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the Lumapro 4LRG5 need a 12 V supply and a DC Bay socket?
Yes, it operates on 12 volts and fits a DC Bay base, so a matching low-voltage circuit and socket are required.
Can this 2 W, 55-lumen MR16 run on the same 12 V circuit as older halogen MR16 lamps?
It draws only 24 mA at 12 V, far less than typical halogen MR16s, so it can share the circuit if the transformer tolerates the lower load.
How can I confirm the 3000 K warm output and 60-degree beam are performing correctly after installation?
The lamp should emit a warm white light at 3000 K with a 60-degree spot pattern; visual inspection of colour and beam spread verifies normal operation.
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