GE 77901 20W MR16 HIR Flood – ConstantColor Precise Halogen

Advanced 20W energy-saving halogen flood utilizing HIR technology to provide the light output of a standard 35W MR16 while reducing energy costs by 30%.

Compatible Components

• Requires a 12V Step-Down Transformer
• Fits standard GU5.3 (GX5.3) bi-pin sockets
• Fully dimmable with compatible low-voltage halogen dimmers

Product Overview

The GE 77901 (Q20MR16HIR/CCG24) features Halogen Infrared (HIR) technology, which uses a specialized coating to reflect heat back onto the filament. This allows the lamp to operate more efficiently, producing 35W worth of light while consuming only 20W. With GE's ConstantColor® coating, the lamp maintains a crisp, warm white light without the color shifting or greenish tint often seen in aging standard MR16s.

Key Features

• HIR Technology: Recycles heat to reduce energy consumption by 30%.
• ConstantColor® Coating: Ensures consistent 2900K color throughout the 5,000-hour life.
• UV Protection: Integrated cover glass shields sensitive artwork and fabrics from harmful UV rays.
• Superior Color: 100 CRI ensures the highest level of color accuracy for retail and gallery displays.
• Smooth Beam: 24° narrow flood provides even illumination for accent and task lighting.

Technical Specifications

• Order Code: 77901
• Description: Q20MR16HIR/CCG24
• Wattage: 20 Watts
• Voltage: 12 Volts
• Base: GU5.3 / GX5.3 Bi-Pin
• Initial Lumens: ~316 lm
• Center Beam Candle Power (CBCP): 2,300 cd
• MOL (Maximum Overall Length): 1.77 inches (45.0mm)
• Face Design: Closed face with cover glass

Applications

• Upscale retail display and merchandise lighting
• Museum and art gallery accenting
• Commercial track and recessed lighting
• Residential accent lighting for high-end interiors

Safety Notes

• Temperature: Operates at high temperatures; ensure proper ventilation and clearance from combustibles.
• Cover Glass: Do not use if the front glass is cracked; the pressurized capsule inside may fail.
• Handling: Avoid touching the glass with bare hands to prevent premature failure from skin oils.