Looking for GU-10+C bulb
This summer, I got a Portfolio model 16032 light fixture that has four
halogen bulbs. One of them just gave out, so I went to replace it. The bulb is 50W GU-10+C, but the replacement GU10 bulb I got gave off a very different light from the ones that came with the fixture. After looking closer, I could see that the bulbs that came with the fixture have a clear collar just over the porcelain base but the replacement's reflector covered much of the collar. As a result, the original bulbs illuminate the glass quite a bit and the replacement looks very dim. I'm guessing that that's what the "+C" stands for on my bulb. I've now been to about 4 places and no one seems to carry a clear collar bulb. I'd rather not replace all four. Does anyone have a suggestion as to where I might get a proper replacement? Thanks in advance, -Ben |
Looking for GU-10+C bulb
This summer, I got a Portfolio model 16032 light fixture that has four
halogen bulbs. One of them just gave out, so I went to replace it. The bulb is 50W GU-10+C, but the replacement GU10 bulb I got gave off a very different light from the ones that came with the fixture. After looking closer, I could see that the bulbs that came with the fixture have a clear collar just over the porcelain base but the replacement's reflector covered much of the collar. As a result, the original bulbs illuminate the glass quite a bit and the replacement looks very dim. I'm guessing that that's what the "+C" stands for on my bulb. I've now been to about 4 places and no one seems to carry a clear collar bulb. I'd rather not replace all four. Does anyone have a suggestion as to where I might get a proper replacement? *Your best bet is to search online. You could also try the lamp manufacturer. |
Looking for GU-10+C bulb
On Feb 20, 4:49*pm, Jeff The Drunk wrote:
On Sat, 20 Feb 2010 12:08:15 -0800 (PST), Ben wrote: This summer, I got a Portfolio model 16032 light fixture that has four halogen bulbs. *One of them just gave out, so I went to replace it. The bulb is 50W GU-10+C, but the replacement GU10 bulb I got gave off a very different light from the ones that came with the fixture. After looking closer, I could see that the bulbs that came with the fixture have a clear collar just over the porcelain base but the replacement's reflector covered much of the collar. *As a result, the original bulbs illuminate the glass quite a bit and the replacement looks very dim. I'm guessing that that's what the "+C" stands for on my bulb. *I've now been to about 4 places and no one seems to carry a clear collar bulb. *I'd rather not replace all four. *Does anyone have a suggestion as to where I might get a proper replacement? Thanks in advance, -Ben http://lmgtfy.com/?q=50W+GU-10%2BC Very amusing, but the results don't really answer my question. |
Looking for GU-10+C bulb
On Feb 20, 3:52*pm, "John Grabowski" wrote:
This summer, I got a Portfolio model 16032 light fixture that has four halogen bulbs. *One of them just gave out, so I went to replace it. The bulb is 50W GU-10+C, but the replacement GU10 bulb I got gave off a very different light from the ones that came with the fixture. After looking closer, I could see that the bulbs that came with the fixture have a clear collar just over the porcelain base but the replacement's reflector covered much of the collar. *As a result, the original bulbs illuminate the glass quite a bit and the replacement looks very dim. I'm guessing that that's what the "+C" stands for on my bulb. *I've now been to about 4 places and no one seems to carry a clear collar bulb. *I'd rather not replace all four. *Does anyone have a suggestion as to where I might get a proper replacement? *Your best bet is to search online. *You could also try the lamp manufacturer. I tried an online search, and the bulb that came with the fixture has a logo that I don't recognize. |
Looking for GU-10+C bulb
Ben wrote:
This summer, I got a Portfolio model 16032 light fixture that has four halogen bulbs. One of them just gave out, so I went to replace it. The bulb is 50W GU-10+C, but the replacement GU10 bulb I got gave off a very different light from the ones that came with the fixture. After looking closer, I could see that the bulbs that came with the fixture have a clear collar just over the porcelain base but the replacement's reflector covered much of the collar. As a result, the original bulbs illuminate the glass quite a bit and the replacement looks very dim. I'm guessing that that's what the "+C" stands for on my bulb. I've now been to about 4 places and no one seems to carry a clear collar bulb. I'd rather not replace all four. Does anyone have a suggestion as to where I might get a proper replacement? Thanks in advance, -Ben try here http://www.lightexports.com/servlet/...--pls-C/Detail |
Looking for GU-10+C bulb
On Feb 20, 3:58*pm, Ben wrote:
On Feb 20, 3:52*pm, "John Grabowski" wrote: This summer, I got a Portfolio model 16032 light fixture that has four halogen bulbs. *One of them just gave out, so I went to replace it. The bulb is 50W GU-10+C, but the replacement GU10 bulb I got gave off a very different light from the ones that came with the fixture. After looking closer, I could see that the bulbs that came with the fixture have a clear collar just over the porcelain base but the replacement's reflector covered much of the collar. *As a result, the original bulbs illuminate the glass quite a bit and the replacement looks very dim. I'm guessing that that's what the "+C" stands for on my bulb. *I've now been to about 4 places and no one seems to carry a clear collar bulb. *I'd rather not replace all four. *Does anyone have a suggestion as to where I might get a proper replacement? *Your best bet is to search online. *You could also try the lamp manufacturer. I tried an online search, and the bulb that came with the fixture has a logo that I don't recognize.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Then go back to the manufacturer of the fixture. |
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