Downlighters.

[Megaohm7]

Been to look at a job today and the customer wants downlighters in the kitchen, dining area and lounge. They are looking at LED's and want the ones in the lounge and dining area to be dimmable ? I have only fitted GU10 fittings, so any advice on the best fittings that can be dimmable for example 12v or 230v would be greatly appreciated...

 

[Theorysparky]

did a little google and got this

http://www.onlinelighting.co.uk/shop/mains-downlights/halers-led-downlights.html

if they have the money........

not really looked at led downlighters but low energy ones (bright white) are the beez neez

 

[Megaohm7]

did a little google and got thishttp://www.onlinelighting.co.uk/shop/mains-downlights/halers-led-downlights.html

if they have the money........

not really looked at led downlighters but low energy ones (bright white) are the beez neez

Cheers for that. I will show them whats on offer .. They might choke at the price though and that's before they've had my quote :innocent but they do look like good quality fittings..

 

[kme]

Aurora are one of the few making dimmable LEDs; though they aren`t cheap......

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[rugbymacc]

The truely dimmible led ?????

gu10 leds off a low voltage dimmer (same as the ones used on cpf) = not enough control at the bottom end.

the best way I've found is using pwm dimmer on the 12v dc side using mr16 lamp

Really nice action and very smooth

http://www.abeltronics.co.uk/dimmers.php

 

[wozz]

phillips masterline and HALERS led claim to be mains dimmable havnt seen them in action myself.