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Can low voltage halogen downlights be replaced with CFLs?

April 26, 2017CFLs downlights halogen low voltage

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Can low voltage halogen downlights be replaced with CFLs?

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Low voltage halogen downlights are the most common globe used in Australia today. They are connected directly to transformers and can not be retrofitted with a CFL equivalent. To replace low voltage halogen downlights with CFLs you will require an electrician to remove the transformers and install new lamp holders.