Halogen spots replaced by Led

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Read in this manual how you can easily replace your old halogen spots with LED.

To see which LED lights you need, you must first see which fitting your spot has, as follows:

1. Switch off the electricity so that you can safely remove the old spot.

2. Take the halogen spotlight out of the fixture/ceiling by bending the two pins of the ring together and turn or pull the spotlight out.
GU10 halogen spots replaced by Led
If you have GU10 halogen spots, you can read below how they can be replaced by  LED spots GU10 

1. Switch off the electricity.

2. Once you have removed the old halogen spot, you can immediately screw the new Led GU10 spot into the fitting.

3. Reattach the Led spot with the iron ring.

4. Switch on the electricity again.

You see well, you don't have to do anything else! It is only a matter of removing the old spot and the new Led spot. So you can easily save 90% without needing any technical knowledge.

New LED spots
If you are going to install completely new lighting, then it is best to opt for GU10 LED lighting. You can connect these Led spots to 220V so that you do not need a transformer.

What do you need for this?

The LED spot  (possibly dimmable)
GU10 fitting with which you can screw in the Led spot
A Led spot fixture
Optionally an LED dimmer if you want to dim the LED spots. (You will need the phase-crossing Led dimmer for our Led spots)
GU10 Led spotlights dim
Do you also want to be able to dim your GU10 Led spots? That is also possible! We also sell Led dimmers, with which you can dim your Led spots very nicely from 0% -100% without any hitch.

Make sure you purchase dimmable LED spots, non-dimmable LED spots cannot be dimmed.

In the following blog post, we explain how you can install your Led dimmer.

MR16 / GU5.3 halogen spots replaced by Led
Your 12V spots can also be replaced by LED spots 12v. A transformer is used for this, you will also have to replace this with the Led transformer if you switch to Led.

How to replace your MR16 / GU5.3 spots with Led:

1. Switch off the electricity.

2. Remove the old spot by pushing the two pins of the ring towards each other.

3. Remove the old transformer and install the new Led transformer.

4. Install the new MR16 Led spots.

5. Switch on the electricity again.

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