G E Lighting 85289 MR16 Halogen Flood Lamp 20W 3 Pack

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 85289 is a 20-watt, 12-volt MR16 halogen flood lamp sold in a 3-pack configuration under manufacturer part number Q20MR16/FL-PQ3/6. The lamp features a standard flood beam pattern and a lensed face for controlled light distribution. Operating at 2900 Kelvin, it produces a warm white output well suited to accent and display lighting applications. The 2-pin GX5.3 base is the standard interface for low-voltage MR16 fixtures. Rated at 2000 hours, these lamps are a reliable replacement choice for electricians and lighting maintenance professionals servicing low-voltage track and recessed systems.

This lamp is appropriate for residential and light commercial low-voltage lighting systems that use MR16 track heads, recessed accent fixtures, and display lighting housings. The 12-volt operating requirement means a compatible low-voltage transformer must be present in the circuit. The lensed construction helps maintain beam integrity and protects the halogen capsule. The 3-pack format is practical for service calls requiring multiple replacements in a single fixture run or grouped display installation.

Key Features

• 20-watt halogen output at 12 volts for low-voltage MR16 fixture systems
• Standard flood beam pattern with lensed face for controlled distribution
• 2900 Kelvin warm white color temperature suited to accent and retail display applications
• 2-pin GX5.3 base fits standard low-voltage MR16 lamp holders
• 2000-hour rated lamp life
• Maximum overall length (MOL) of 1.88 inches for compact fixture compatibility
• 3-pack packaging reduces per-unit cost for multi-lamp replacement jobs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for low-voltage MR16 track, recessed accent, and display fixtures that accept a 2-pin GX5.3 base lamp operating at 12 volts.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified lighting technician familiar with low-voltage lighting systems and applicable NEC requirements. Always de-energize the circuit and allow the existing lamp to cool completely before handling, as halogen capsules retain heat after power-off. Avoid touching the halogen capsule with bare skin, as oils from skin contact can cause premature failure. Verify that the existing transformer is rated for the total wattage load after replacement.