Experience unmatched outdoor lighting with the lineup of EmeryAllen lighting options available today at Lighting Warehouse. Choose from MR8 or MR16 bulbs for various landscape lighting scenarios. Whether you’re looking for new bulbs or to replace an inferior product, EmeryAllen bulbs can easily get the job done. Shop the lineup and discover even more outdoor bulbs today at Lighting Warehouse.
EmergyAllen bulbs are suitable for a variety of uses, and the bulbs above offer performance and versatility with each model. The MR16 variant is the more popular option for general landscape lighting, thanks to the low power requirements needed for this bulb to shine bright. It’s also dimmable, giving you more control of your landscape scenes.
For smaller applications, the MR8 bulb offers the perfect solution. With a one-inch diameter, this bulb’s reflective housing makes it a tiny yet powerful bulb in the right spaces. You can use it for accent, garden, or even path lighting without taking up too much space. With a narrow beam angle and warm tones, this MR8 variant is an easy addition to any space, regardless of application.
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FAQs on EmeryAllen Lighting
What’s the difference between MR8 and MR16 EmeryAllen lights?
The major differentiator between the two bulbs is their size. MR8s have a one-inch diameter, while the MR16 has a two-inch diameter. The difference in size is apparent in the lighting application. MR8 EmeryAllen lights are mainly used for accent lighting, while its larger counterpart is a great option for deck and path lighting.
Do beam angles matter in outdoor lights?
EmeryAllen lights offer varying beam angles, which can affect your choice of bulb. Narrower angles are used to bring attention to standout features like large trees or sculptures. Wider angles, on the other hand, are better suited for wall washing or providing a soft glow across a large area.
Do I need an app for EmeryAllen bulbs that support dimming?
Not at all. Dimmable EmeryAllen bulbs are compatible with dimming functionalities available on specific transformers. You can also use a magnetic or electronic low-voltage dimmer switch to control the bulb. In some cases, these controls will also have a connected app, making it even easier to manipulate your lights to fit a specific scene.
Is it easy to install or remove MR16 and MR8 bulbs?
Yes, because both bulb types use a two-prong connection rather than a screw-shaped bottom. However, you should still handle the bulb with care as the prongs are easily susceptible to bending, which can damage the bulb permanently. When in doubt, use gloves and remove any retaining pieces within the fixture for easy access and replacement.
What is an LED filament bulb?
These bulbs look similar to incandescent bulbs, but use LED diodes to create a similar lighting effect. The bulb type is more of an aesthetic choice and is a great addition to your patio lighting setup, especially if you’re aiming for a classical look.
Can I use additional accessories with my EmeryAllen fixtures?
Yes, you can add louvers or honeycomb shrouds for a softer glow and reduced light scatter. The EmeryAllen accessories are usually attachable to the fixture via a series of snap-on clips, making it easier than ever to install or remove them in every fixture.
How long do LEDs last?
LED bulbs are one of the most popular bulbs on the market because of their focus on energy efficiency and low power usage while still delivering stellar illumination. This combination adds up to an astounding lifespan that ranges between 25,000 and 50,000 hours. You can even push it past its limit with additional energy-saving techniques, such as scheduling with a timer or using photocells in your setup.