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Downlights - Low Voltage to Mains rating
I have quite a few of these in my kitchen, used with 50W MR16 bulbs and
transformers (one per light): http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HQ-Halogen...W/112184915408 and http://www.free-instruction-manuals....f/p4734235.pdf According to this they are rated 12v AC, and should only be used with MR16 bulbs. I would like to replace the transformers + bulbs with mains GU10 LED bulbs instead. Any reason why this shouldn't be done? PS: they are a pretty old model (mine were bought 10+ years ago), and are no longer available, so well before LED downlights became available. |
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