When the lamp in your theatrical and architectural lighting instrument reaches end of life, this compatible replacement for the ACCENT PROFILE 50W by SELECON gets you back up and running. It matches the original at 50W, 12V, MR16 form factor with a GX5.3 bi-pin base for a direct fit.
This lamp provides the smooth dimming characteristics and warm color temperature that stage and theatrical productions demand. It delivers powerful, controllable output that lighting designers can shape, focus, and dim to suit each scene. It maintains consistent lumen output and color stability over its rated life, which is important when matching fixtures across a rig during technical rehearsals.
Key Features & Benefits
- GX5.3 bi-pin base for secure installation in compatible fixtures.
- Standard MR16 form factor fits a wide range of compatible fixtures.
- Rated 50W, 12V - sized for standard low-voltage electrical systems.
Product Specifications
- Wattage: 50W
- Voltage: 12V
- Base Type: GX5.3
- Bulb Shape: MR16
- Condition: Brand New
Common Applications
This halogen lamp is commonly used in:
- Stage and theatrical Fresnel spotlights
- Film and broadcast studio key lights
- Concert and touring wash and spot fixtures
- Auditorium and house of worship lighting
- Television studio and remote production instruments
- Volts: 12
- Watts: 50
- Base: GX5.3 / GU5.3 2-PIN
- Color Temp: 3000
- Shape: MR16
- Life: 4000
- MOL: 1.75
- AMPS: 4.167
During the checkout process, you can choose from expedited services such as overnight delivery to standard ground shipping. We aim to ensure your order is delivered promptly and reliably, wherever you are.
All returns must be made within 30 days of purchase with the invoice. (After 30 days, Interlight credit only, Minimum 25% restocking fee, no returns after 60 days, special items order just for you are not returnable.)
At Interlight, your satisfaction is our priority. We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee on eligible products, provided they are returned in resalable condition with the original invoice.
