GU10 50W Dimmable Halogen Light Bulbs for Track Fixtures

SerBion GU10 120V 50W Halogen Light Bulbs for Track and Range Hood, GU10+C Candle Warmer Lamp with Dimmable, 2700K Warm White, 6000+Hours Long-Lasting Pack of 6

GU10 Halogen Light Bulbs, 50W Dimmable 2700K Warm White MR16 Reflectors for Track and Wax Warmers, 6 Pack

25.0 Watts

$34.98

GU10 Halogen Light Bulbs, 50W Dimmable 2700K Warm White MR16 Reflectors for Track and Wax Warmers, 6 Pack

$34.98

GU10 halogen light bulbs deliver focused warmth and clear 2700K illumination for track fixtures, range hoods, accent lighting and compatible candle warmers. Each 50-watt MR16 reflector produces 500 lumens with high color rendering, helping surfaces and décor retain rich, natural-looking color.

Smooth 10–100% dimming lets you move from practical task light to a softer evening glow, while the concentrated reflector directs both light and heat where it is needed. The six-pack uses a standard GU10 twist-lock base and lists a 6,000-hour life; 25W and 35W versions are also selectable for fixtures with different power requirements.

Specifications

Product: GU10 halogen reflector bulbs
Pack quantity: 6
Wattage: 50W featured; 25W and 35W options
Bulb shape: MR16 reflector
Base: GU10
Voltage: 120V
Color temperature: 2700K warm white
Brightness: 500 lumens
Dimming range: 10–100% with compatible control
Listed operating life: 6,000 hours
Beam: focused reflector design
Material: glass
Uses: track lights, range hoods, accent fixtures and compatible wax warmers
Indoor use
Brand: SerBion
Model: GU10-50W

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these bulbs fit a standard screw socket?

No. These are GU10 twist-lock bulbs, so the fixture must use a GU10 base and support the selected 120V halogen wattage.

Can the 50W GU10 bulb be dimmed?

Yes. The bulb is listed for smooth 10–100% dimming when paired with a compatible dimmer and suitable fixture.

Can I use this bulb in a candle warmer?

The focused halogen design is listed for compatible wax-warming lamps. It produces significant heat, so allow the bulb and fixture to cool fully before touching them.