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you could try these

https://www.NoLinkingToThis/p/lap-gu5-3-mr16-led-light-bulb-345lm-4-6w-5-pack/6557v
 
not only that, but the transformers have a min. load of 20Watts.
 
you could perhaps run 5/6 LEDs off 1 Tx. but that's more difficult than converting to 240V GU10s.
 
And you will take on the warranty for the compatibility between the old and the new, if you do find something.

I would quote to replace the lot with something new.
Will advise to replace with 230v versions but if I can find an LED that works that will do for time being minus any guarantees. Speculate to accumulate :cool:
Already had a customer who wanted to light fittings replaced come back to me for a shed power up. :)
From little low voltage LED bulbs grow big bad shed wire ups!
 
Remove transformers , convert to mains 240v (I did this at my house) purchased 30 x mains LED lamps from screwfix 3.5 years ago and have only had one fail so far...
 
As above Fat Alan, within the existing downlights, replace the MR16 lamp holder with a GU10 lamp holder, disconnect transformer and terminate into suitable enclosure. Remember to offer dimmable led lamps for future use.
 

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