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AskMook: Find us on Facebook. Www.facebook.com/jjlighting do you stock philips supreme LED MR16 lightbulbs? we have tried a different make of LED and the light quality was really poor but Philips have been recommended to us. Any advice?
Thursday, 14 Jan 2010 ~ Posted by Mook
do you stock philips supreme LED MR16 lightbulbs? we have tried a different make of LED and the light quality was really poor but Philips have been recommended to us. Any advice?
Hi. What sort of fitting are you looking to use these for? The reason I ask is I have not yet found an LED Lamp that produces a colour temperature or intensity that could be used as a direct replacement for a 50w Halogen lamp in a kitchen or bathroom environment. I myself have tried the Osram 3w LED Gu10 lamps in my store (which were VERY expensive) and found them to be completely useless. Just a dim cold blue colour.
I don’t stock the Philips Supreme, but I have also been told they are the best. BUT, is that the best of a bad bunch? Led’s always lack the intensity of a halogen lamp, and never look right. Couple this with the high cost and it’s difficult to justify even buying one to try out.
Let me know what application you are using them for, and i’ll see if I can advise on some low energy solutions
Hope that Helps
Mook
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