Platinum
Platinum GCA 250W 120V G5.3 3200K 5700lm halogen bulb 6 pack
Six-pack of 250 W, 120 V G5.3 halogen bulbs delivering 5700 lumens at 3200 K for stage and studio fixtures
- TypeHalogen Bulbs
- Lumen Range5700
- Wattage250
- Color Temperature3200K
- High 5700 lumen output for bright stage illumination
- 3200K warm white colour temperature suits studio work
- 250W tungsten halogen design delivers consistent light quality
- G5.3 bipin base fits standard projection fixtures
- Six-bulb pack provides ready spares for productions
Stage & studio halogen lamp
The Platinum GCA halogen bulb delivers 5700 lumens at 3200K colour temperature from a 250W, 120V tungsten filament. Its G5.3 bipin base fits single-ended sockets used in professional stage, studio and projection fixtures. Supplied as a six-pack for convenient relamping.
Limits of the G5.3 bipin interface
The G5.3 base carries the full 250W load through two small pins, so the socket must be rated for that wattage and the supply must stay at 120V. Halogen capsules run very hot and require fixtures designed for high-temperature operation with adequate ventilation. Over-voltage or poor contact will shorten life drastically.
Check your fixture before ordering
Verify that the existing lamp holder accepts a G5.3 bipin base and is marked for at least 250W at 120V. Confirm the fixture’s housing and wiring are rated for halogen heat output. Ensure the physical envelope fits the reflector or lens assembly without touching glass or shades.
Highlights
- High 5700 lumen output for bright stage illumination
- 3200K warm white colour temperature suits studio work
- 250W tungsten halogen design delivers consistent light quality
- G5.3 bipin base fits standard projection fixtures
- Six-bulb pack provides ready spares for productions
Specifications
| Brand | Platinum |
|---|---|
| Type | Halogen Bulbs |
| Lumen Range | 5700 |
| Wattage | 250 |
| Color Temperature | 3200K |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 250W 5700lm G5.3 halogen bulbs or a different wattage?
Choose the 250W version if your fixture requires exactly 250W at 120V and a G5.3 bipin base; other wattages will not match the electrical load or physical fit.
What does 5700lm at 3200K look like in a real studio fixture?
In a studio or projection fixture the 5700lm output at 3200K delivers a warm white beam comparable to traditional tungsten halogen stage lamps, suitable for key lighting or projection.
How does the G5.3 bipin base limit the voltage or fixture types I can use?
The G5.3 bipin base is designed for 120V single-ended halogen lamps; it will only fit fixtures wired for 120V with a matching G5.3 socket.
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