AR111 LED Bulbs

Professional AR111 LED Bulbs and Lamps

Discover our range of AR111 LED bulbs and AR111 LED lamps, the most powerful and versatile solution for directional lighting in interior design, retail and commercial projects. With a 111 mm diameter, these lamps combine a controlled light beam with high light output, perfect for lighting large areas, shop windows, showrooms, restaurants and hotels with a professional finish.

Technical features of AR111 LED lamps

AR111 LED bulbs offer wattages between 10W and 20W and light outputs of up to 1,500 lumens, directly replacing old 50W-100W AR111 halogen lamps. They run at 12V (requiring a specific LED driver) or at 230V (direct-to-mains GU10/G53 model, depending on the model). They have beam angles between 8° (ultra-narrow spot) and 45° (flood), allowing all kinds of lighting effects.

AR111 LED lamps for retail and shops

AR111 LED lamps are the preferred choice in retail for their ability to enhance products, create contrast and direct the customer's attention. They offer a powerful, controlled light, ideal for lighting jewellery shop windows, fashion shops, gourmet stores, perfumeries or art galleries. Their precision optics guarantee a uniform beam with no halos or scatter.

High CRI AR111 for cinematic colour

We stock models with high CRI (Ra≥90, up to CRI 97), essential when colour rendering is critical. They are the recommended choice in museums, jewellers, fashion shops, gourmet restaurants and temporary exhibitions, where colours must look true to reality with no washed-out or distorted tones.

Dimmable AR111 compatible with tracks

Many of our AR111 LED bulbs are dimmable and compatible with DALI, 1-10V or TRIAC systems. In addition, they are the preferred choice in three-phase tracks and adjustable projectors, allowing you to create custom lighting scenes that adapt to each time of day or type of display.

Advantages over AR111 halogens

Switching old AR111 halogens for LED bulbs gives you energy savings of up to 85%, a service life of more than 50,000 hours, no excess heat (key in shop windows with sensitive products such as chocolate, food or flowers) and instant 100% switch-on. In addition, you eliminate frequent maintenance and reduce your installation's carbon footprint.

How to choose the right AR111 LED lamp

Consider the connection type (G53 at 12V with driver or GU10 at 230V direct), the light output according to the area, the beam angle (8°-15° spot, 24°-36° medium, 45° flood), the colour temperature (3000K warm in restaurants, 4000K in retail, 3500K in jewellers) and whether the installation requires high CRI or dimming.

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Frequently asked questions about AR111 LED bulbs

What exactly is an AR111 lamp?

The AR111 LED lamp is a 111 mm diameter reflector bulb with directional optics. Its name comes from Aluminum Reflector 111 mm. It is the preferred choice in retail and commercial projects for its high light output and controlled optics.

Should I use a specific LED driver for 12V AR111 G53?

Yes. AR111 LED bulbs with a G53 connection run at 12V and require a specific LED driver (old halogen transformers won't work). The recommended option is to use quality drivers to guarantee correct operation and maximise service life.

Which beam angle should I choose for an AR111?

For accent lighting over products (jewellery, shop window, pictures), we recommend 8°-15° (narrow spot). For general lighting on a medium ceiling (retail, hospitality), 24°-36°. For wide, uniform lighting, 45° or more.

Are AR111 LED lamps dimmable?

Many are. Dimmable AR111 LED lamps are compatible with TRIAC, DALI or 1-10V depending on the model and the driver used. This allows you to create lighting scenes in restaurants, hotels and commercial spaces that adjust to the time or atmosphere.

What advantage does a high CRI AR111 have?

A high CRI AR111 reproduces colours with almost natural fidelity (Ra≥90). It is essential in jewellers, museums, fashion shops and gourmet restaurants, where colour nuances directly influence the perception and value of the displayed product.