Phil Pascoe
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Screwfix have 6 for £12 today only, anyone who uses them.
GU10 LEDs
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Lons
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Hi Phil
I haven't used those ones but did try a couple of 4 watt about 18 months ago and were too dim for my liking, changed to 5 watt (not Screwfix) and there's a huge difference in light output. Probably me but I like well lit rooms.
Same output as the previous 50watt halogen but only 10% electricity consumption works for me.
Bob
I haven't used those ones but did try a couple of 4 watt about 18 months ago and were too dim for my liking, changed to 5 watt (not Screwfix) and there's a huge difference in light output. Probably me but I like well lit rooms.
Same output as the previous 50watt halogen but only 10% electricity consumption works for me.
Bob
When your looking at Leds the important factor is lumens output not the watts in as their efficiency can vary a lot. Think a conventional halogen GU10 is around 500 lumens but then a lights appearance can vary with the colour temperature and angle of output. Then there is CRI to take into account. Franky I get lost with it all at times. Currently using some cheap SMD type Leds around our home.
mind_the_goat
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for reliability I'd recommend: http://www.tp24.com/
We brought a couple of dozen about 4 years ago with zero failures to date, most are the kitchen so plenty of use.
We brought a couple of dozen about 4 years ago with zero failures to date, most are the kitchen so plenty of use.
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