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Hi,
My brother and I are just in the middle of renovating our new apartment and we are looking for somewhat less conventional solutions, so I thought we could have LED strips for main lighting in the living room. I wonder what you guys think about the idea, and if I apply two five metre rolls of strips on two sides of the room (the room is 4*5metres) would that be enough lighting or should I get something else too? Thanks Joe |
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Now you got me started!
I chose LED lights for my house - 18 x MR16 equivalent in total. I have had to swap them over 3 times now as all have blown. That's about £300 - and supposedly 50,000 hours, in fact it was about 50 hours each. If you are using low voltage I STRESS get an electrician who has installed LED before or you will be seriously out of pocket!! Let us know how it goes? |
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Hi,
I am a newbie here and I experienced allot trouble while installing LED lights, and to avoid this problem I have decided to get over this so, I called my electrician and he then he helped me out as, the problem was in the complete role and due to that, the problem appeared in main light. |
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Hi, just to get back to where I ended up.
I found some MR16 lights on sale at LEDcentre. Since I got quite scared based on your replies, I tried one first, and then went to exchange all of them above my kitchen cabinet. I consulted the selling company a couple of times before I went for installation, and yes, I had to change my transformers as well, but since they provided the transformers as well as the lights, I got two years warranty on all the products. So far all good. |
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The major advantage of the LED lightning products is that they do not simply cut off when they are extinguished that is why I have chosen this for my home. But im really sorry to say that you encountered that problem. I would suggest that you call an expert.
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