Philips 567339 MR16 Led Bulb 50W 3000K Dimmable

Product Description

The PHILIPS 567339 is a 50-watt equivalent MR16 LED light bulb designed for recessed can and track light fixtures in residential settings. Built with a classic glass construction, it delivers bright, warm white light at 3000K color temperature. The lamp contains no mercury, making disposal straightforward compared to older fluorescent alternatives. It is fully dimmable, giving electricians and installers the flexibility to pair it with compatible dimmer controls without additional modifications to the fixture circuit.

This MR16 LED bulb is suited for residential interior applications including kitchens, living rooms, and dining rooms. It fits standard recessed can and track light fixtures that accept the MR16 form factor. The 3000K color temperature produces a warm white output appropriate for ambient and accent lighting in occupied living spaces. Trade electricians and lighting contractors typically specify this lamp as a direct retrofit for halogen MR16 replacements in existing fixture housings.

Key Features

• 50-watt equivalent output in an energy-saving LED package
• 3000K warm white color temperature for residential ambient lighting
• Fully dimmable with compatible dimmer controls
• Mercury-free construction simplifies disposal and handling
• Classic glass design compatible with standard MR16 recessed and track fixtures

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit MR16 LED retrofit for residential recessed can and track light fixtures that accept the standard MR16 lamp format.

Installation Notes

Installation of this lamp is typically performed by a licensed electrician or qualified lighting contractor. Always de-energize the circuit at the breaker before replacing any lamp in a recessed or track fixture. Verify dimmer compatibility with LED loads prior to installation, as not all dimmers rated for incandescent or halogen lamps will perform correctly with LED sources. Follow applicable NEC requirements for fixture type and circuit load when retrofitting multiple lamps on a single circuit.