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I put a MR11 halogen bulb rated for 5 watts/6volts in a fiber-optic novelty fixture that came with a 5watt/12volt bulb?
 
Originally posted by: asearchforreason
You can't really predict if it going to catch fire or melt part of it. I mean there's always the possibility but it is not that high.

So in other words toss the bulb I mistakenly bought and get the right voltage bulb.

Thanks, guys!
 
i'd be careful with halogens, i think the bulbs are pressurized, you could have a small explosion on hand.
 
Definitely replace it.....don't want to chance something bad happening. I mean, like you said.......it's 5 watts. Not a big deal....but just in case, swap it out with the right one.
 
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