The LEDVANCE OSRAM LED PAR 16 50 36° 5.9W/4000K GU10 230V is a dimmable LED spot lamp in the PAR16 format, engineered as a direct replacement for 50 W halogen network-voltage lamps. It operates at 230 V with a GU10 base and delivers cool white 4000 K light through a 36-degree beam angle.

The lamp is built with a compact all-glass design and single-optic construction, achieving Ra ≥ 80 colour rendering and ≤ 5 SDCM colour consistency. Compatible with many common dimmer switches, it is also mercury-free.

Key Features

• Dimmable PAR16 LED spot lamp, GU10 base, 230 V
• 5.9 W power consumption
• 4000 K cool white colour temperature
• 36-degree beam angle
• Colour rendering index Ra: ≥ 80
• High colour consistency: ≤ 5 SDCM
• All-glass, compact design with single-optic
• Mercury-free construction

Product Benefits

• Significantly lower power draw than the 50 W halogen it replaces, cutting energy use from the first lamp on
• Dimmable operation with many common dimmer switches provides full brightness control without a separate control device
• ≤ 5 SDCM tight binning ensures visually consistent output across all lamps in a multi-spot installation
• All-glass PAR16 form matches the physical profile of the halogen lamp for direct fixture compatibility
• Mercury-free construction simplifies end-of-life handling compared to fluorescent alternatives

Technical Specifications

• Model: LED PAR 16 50 36°
• Base: GU10
• Voltage: 230 V
• Power: 5.9 W
• Colour Temperature: 4000 K
• Beam Angle: 36 degrees
• Colour Rendering Index: Ra ≥ 80
• Colour Consistency: ≤ 5 SDCM
• Dimmable: Yes
• Mercury-free: Yes

Why You'll Love It

• The GU10 base and PAR16 form factor allow a direct swap for any existing 50 W halogen GU10 spotlight with no fixture changes
• Cool white 4000 K output suits retail, hospitality, and task lighting where accurate colour rendering is critical
• Tight ≤ 5 SDCM binning means visual uniformity across all lamps installed together — no mismatched colours in a row of spots
• Dimmer compatibility preserves existing dimmer investment when retrofitting from halogen