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Suggestions on Bulb Replacement or New Fixture

We currently have the cabinet lighting in the pictures that takes what I believe is a 12V, T5 wedge bulb, also in the pictures.

We are trying to somehow get LEDs in there, as the current lights put off a good amount of heat and use up a decent amount of energy.

We would like to be able to replace the bulb and keep the fixture if at all possible but if it's not going to work out will replace the fixture. We tried the bulbs below from Amazon, but they flickered. I thought maybe it was because of Hi/Low switch on the fixture, but even when directly wired to the transformer, they flickered.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Z3FNGF4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_TKZ44NRBSZT1AW5K3STT?_encoding=UTF8&psc=

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Any thoughts or suggestions?

Posted Mar 28, 2021, 9:25 PM UTC

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Name: Low Voltage Landscape Replacement led Light Bulb 12v T5 T10 Wedge Base 25W Equivalent 1.5W 240lm for Garden Path Light Deck Light,Walkway Lawn Light warmwhite 3000K Pack of 6

Company: Neanete

Amazon Product Rating: 4.7

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