G E Lighting 84940 20W MR16 Quartz Halogen Flood Light GU10

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 84940 is a 20-watt quartz halogen flood lamp in an MR16 form factor, designed for use in track lighting and accent lighting applications. Operating at 120 volts with a GU10 twist-lock base, this lamp delivers consistent, warm-white output at 2600 Kelvin. The maximum overall length (MOL) is 2.125 inches, making it compatible with compact track fixture housings. Rated for 3000 hours of service life, it suits commercial and residential installs where reliable color rendering and controlled flood distribution are required. Licensed electricians and lighting contractors are the typical installers.

This lamp is suited for high-end track lighting systems that accept the GU10 twist-lock base format. The MR16 shape with flood beam distribution makes it appropriate for display lighting, retail accent lighting, and residential directional fixtures. The Cover Gard glass front provides a safety layer that contains the lamp envelope in the event of breakage, a requirement in many commercial food-service and retail environments. Each unit is sold individually and packaged on a card.

Key Features

• 20-watt quartz halogen output at 120 volts
• MR16 shape with flood beam pattern
• GU10 twist-lock base compatible with high-end track fixtures
• 2600 Kelvin Constant Color reflector for consistent warm-white output
• Cover Gard safety glass front contains envelope on breakage
• 2.125-inch MOL fits compact track fixture housings
• 3000-hour rated service life

Compatibility

Designed for track lighting fixtures that accept the GU10 twist-lock base in an MR16 lamp format. Input data identifies this lamp as compatible with high-end track fixtures using the GU10 twist-lock interface.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with NEC requirements. Always de-energize the circuit and allow the fixture to cool completely before relamping. Use the GU10 twist-lock motion to seat and lock the lamp into the socket without applying axial pressure to the glass. Avoid handling the quartz envelope with bare skin, as skin oils can cause premature failure.