RomeoZwo
2020-03-28 13:53:03
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You can't generally say that. All our spots have a GU10 socket and are equipped with LED bulbs. The advantage is that if something breaks, you can replace the bulb. Yes, LEDs fail much less often than incandescent or halogen bulbs, but it does happen - usually not the LED itself but the small circuit board that converts 230/24/12 V to the ~3V for the LED. If the spots are being prepared in the concrete ceiling anyway, it already has advantages to use those with replaceable bulbs. If retrofitting, those with fixed LEDs are easier, as they are significantly flatter to install.We don't know the product, but it seems to be LEDs. You can't replace the "light bulb" then.