Single end halogen light bulbs for all types of lighting applications.

Single end halogen light bulbs encompasses the general category which includes minican, double contact, candelabra and other types of bases. These range from the screw in types to the standard push and turn DC base. there is probably more variety in this type of halogen light bulb than almost any other because it includes so many wattages and so many ways that it's applied. Most lighting today that uses these type of bulbs have a need to get a highlight output in a very small package along with great lighting control. Because these are more or less a point source of light, reflectors can be manufactured for fixtures that would give the proper beam spread that a designer may like. If you're looking for these as a replacement bulb then you've come to a good place to find exactly what you're looking for. Keep in mind that there are several ways that these are identified including mini-candelabra also known as MC or E11, European base which is known as E14, double contact or DC and the standard medium base light bulb like you have in your home.

These are like a lot of halogen lamps where you can't touch the quartz glass, because if you do, it will cause all the shorter lamp life. The heavy filament structure of these single end halogen light bulbs makes them a more vulnerable to things like vibration which causes are shorter life. Because the light is very white and intense, it's perfect for certain kinds of outdoor lighting at night or inside a home where certain construction needs high illumination. We carry these in many wattages and there are choices of voltage as well. You'll find them to be as low as 50 watts and as high as 500 watts. In most recessed lighting, they're used in very high ceilings of up to 50 feet. It's cases like this that require a high wattage to properly illuminate the space. You'll often see these in auditoriums, churches and other kinds of general meeting areas.

So no matter what kind of single end halogen light bulbs you may need whether it be E11, DC or E14 in 50 watt or 500 watt, we should be able to meet your needs. If you're really not sure about the lamp itself for the fixture it goes into, or if you need a fixture that uses these, we would be happy to help you.