Lighting
From NRVRA
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GU10 Halogen lights
These are the small lights that are sunken into the room. They are available as Halogen (usually 50 Watt) or as LED (1-7Watt depending on brightness).
To remove turn the inner ring until the ring and the buld drops out. Then unclip the bulb from the ring.
Energey Saving GU10 Alternatives
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Eaton MEM BC3
These are 3 pronged compact fluorescent lamps which were orignally installed by St James. Note that a standard 2 pronged incandescent light bulb will not fit in this type of holder. The idea being to stop people using inefficient incandescent bulbs as they do not fit the holder. However 2 pronged compact fluorescent lamps can be bought for significantly cheaper than the 3 pronged BC3.
http://architectures.danlockton.co.uk/2007/03/28/a-bright-idea/
