Alera ALECASTERST2 dual-wheel hooded casters B stem 2" black 5/set 100 lb hardware
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Three-pack of 2.8 W MR11 LED bulbs delivering 210 lumens each at 3,000 K with GU5.3 base and dimmable operation
This three-pack supplies MR11 LED bulbs with a GU5.3 base for 120 V fixtures. Each bulb draws 2.8 W and delivers 210 lumens at a warm 3,000 K colour temperature. The lamps are dimmable and reach full brightness instantly while running cool.
The GU5.3 base fits only compatible low-voltage sockets and cannot be used in standard mains-voltage holders. Each bulb replaces a 35 W halogen equivalent and is rated for 25,000 hours of operation. Buyers needing higher lumen output or a different base type will need alternative lamps.
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The 3-pack supplies three identical MR11 bulbs at 2.8W each, so one pack covers three fixtures without mixing colour temperatures.
Each bulb draws only 2.8W while producing 210 lumens at 3000K, giving the same brightness as a 35W halogen on the same 120V circuit.
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