Lamps & Retrofits

MR16 LED Landscape Bulbs

LED retrofits can look excellent — but only when beam spread, color temperature, and system voltage are handled with discipline.

Match beam + color Stable voltage Consistent scene Fewer callbacks

What matters most

Beam angle: determines how tight or wide the light pattern is.
Color temperature: sets the “warmth” of the scene. Consistency across fixtures is a premium look.
Voltage discipline: weak runs and corroded splices can cause flicker and uneven output.

Voltage drop: end-of-line lamps underperform and may behave inconsistently.
Corrosion at splices: resistance increases and the system becomes "temperamental" in wet conditions.
Mismatched lamps: mixed color temps and beam angles make the scene look patchy.

Fix power first: if the wiring/splices are unstable, swapping lamps won’t solve flicker.
Match the design intent: path lighting and accent lighting often need different beam spreads.
Keep the scene consistent: one clean color temperature across a view reads premium.

Related: See wire gauge & voltage drop and waterproof splices.

We confirm fit and compatibility during service and can supply or install owner-supplied hardware.

MR16 lamp facts
Industry	Landscape lighting
Concept	MR16 LED replacement lamp
Best fit	Fixtures designed around MR16 lamps (spots, accents, some paths)
What to match	Beam spread + color temperature to the design objective
Common symptoms	Flicker, premature failure, color mismatch, uneven brightness

We can correct voltage issues and match lamps so the finished look is consistent across the property.