MR16 LED Bulbs: The Future of Domestic Lighting
LED MR16, LED PAR20, LED PAR30, and LED PAR38 bulbs undoubtedly represent a rapidly growing market segment in lighting. LED bulbs help you save the environment, energy, and money. LED bulbs are often fully compatible with various types of track light and recessed can fixtures. The light delivered by high quality LED bulbs is bright, directional, can be warm white in color, and has a high color rendering index (CRI), making colors really stand out compared to the washed out look of typical compact fluorescent bulbs (CFLs)
The Benefits of LED MR16 Lighting
LED MR16, LED PAR20, LED PAR30, and LED PAR38 bulbs hold several advantages over standard halogen and incandescent lighting products because they require less maintenance, generate less heat, and are energy efficient.
Our products are available in a wide range suited for multiple lighting applications. We not only respond to current requirements, we also anticipate emerging needs for LED technology. Our goal is to offer a direct replacement to energy wasting lighting with world-class, environmentally friendly (Lead-free, RoHs compliant) LED bulbs and other LED lighting products.
A Fundamental Shift
Solid State Lighting (SSL) is quickly turning into a technology that promises to fundamentally change the lighting industry and how we use lighting commercially and residentially. No other lighting technology offers as much potential to save energy and enhance the quality of the environment we work and live in.
What Are MR16 Light Bulbs?
MR16 light bulbs are standard halogen reflector lamps used in residential and retail lighting applications. “MR” stands for multifaceted reflector. MR16 light bulbs feature reflectors that are composed of multiple facets and covered with a reflective coating. The facets gather light from the filament and create a concentrated beam of light with a soft edge. The inside of some MR16 bulbs are smooth and do not contain facets, yet they are still referred to as MR16 bulbs. The number 16 refers to the number of eighths of an inch that the front of the light bulb is in diameter. 16 eighths of an inch is two inches. Although MR bulbs come in many different sizes, MR16 light bulbs are the most common.

