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Patron Halogen Lamp GY6.35 24 V, 50 W – 450 lm, clear, 11.5 x 44 mm

SKU 5941029895244
Original price €3.05 - Original price €3.05
Original price
€3.05
€3.05 - €3.05
Current price €3.05

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GY6.35 is a small two-pin base used in work and machine lights, devices, and spotlights. Most GY6.35 halogens are 12-volt models, but this bulb is designed for a 24-volt supply. With a power output of 50 watts, it produces 450 lumens of clear halogen light and reaches full brightness instantly.

GY6.35 base · 24 V · 50 W · 450 lm · clear · 11.5 x 44 mm

Note on voltage: this bulb is a 24-volt model. In a 12-volt device, it will burn noticeably dim, and it must not be connected directly to a 230-volt mains supply.

Special-order item: delivery time approximately 3 weeks.

Technical specifications

  • Bulb type: halogen, capsule
  • Base: GY6.35
  • Voltage: 24 V
  • Power: 50 W
  • Luminous flux: 450 lm
  • Model: clear
  • Dimensions: diameter 11.5 mm, length 44 mm
  • Manufacturer: Patron
  • Product code: 5941029895244
Compatibility and installation

Physically, the bulb fits any GY6.35 base, but the voltage must be correct. Check the voltage on the old bulb, the device's type plate, or the transformer. The 50 watts of power in a small capsule generates significant heat, so the luminaire must be approved for at least 50 watts.

Do not touch the glass of the halogen bulb with bare fingers – handle the bulb through a clean cloth.

  1. Check the voltage marking on the old bulb: 24 V.
  2. Check the power: 50 W.
  3. Turn off the power and allow the old bulb to cool.
  4. Press the pins directly into the base through a cloth – do not twist.

For 12-volt devices, choose the Patron GY6.35 12 V 50 W. See also GY6.35 halogen bulbs.

Power: 50W
Opinion: GY6.35

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Delivery

We ship your order from our warehouse in Jyväskylä. Orders placed before 2 PM are usually shipped on the same day. Free delivery within Finland for orders over €150.

Warranty

Products purchased through Lumenled come with a manufacturer's warranty, supported by Lumenled in cooperation with the importer. You can find detailed warranty terms here: Warranty terms of our partners.

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Usein kysytyt kysymykset

Will a 24-volt GY6.35 bulb work in a 12-volt device?

It won't work. The bulb fits in the socket, but at 12 volts it only receives half its rated voltage and burns dimly and with a reddish glow. The opposite situation is even worse: a 12-volt bulb in a 24-volt device burns out almost immediately.

Always check the voltage from the old bulb or the device's nameplate. The 12-volt version is the Patron GY6.35 12 V 50 W.

What is the difference between the GY6.35 and G6.35 cases?

In both, the distance between the pins is 6.35 mm, but the pins of the GY6.35 bulb are thicker. Therefore, the GY6.35 bulb does not fit into the G6.35 socket, and the G6.35 bulb does not stay securely in the GY6.35 socket.

Compare the new bulb with the old one or check the marking on the base of the old bulb. Higher-wattage capsule bulbs, such as this 50 W model, usually have a GY6.35 base.

Why does the lamp get so hot?

A halogen lamp converts most of its energy into heat, and 50 watts in a small 11.5 mm capsule means an extremely high surface temperature. Therefore, the lamp must not be touched while lit, and the luminaire must be approved for at least a 50-watt lamp.

If the device has had a lower-wattage lamp, do not replace it with a higher-wattage one – the socket and wiring may overheat.

Is there an LED equivalent for the 24-volt GY6.35 lamp?

GY6.35 LED bulbs are available, but most of them are 12-volt models. The LED bulb must be specifically a 24-volt version, and it must fit in the device's bulb socket, as LED bulbs are often larger than halogen bulbs.

View GY6.35 LED bulbs or ask us for a suitable model with your device's details.