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Spotlights for kitchen?

joseph brand · 2011-09-15 14:26:41

Anyone know if they're good for light? We have an energy saving bulb hanging in the kitchen and the room isn't very bright. I want the room brighter and thought this might be the solution. Any ideas because I haven't got a clue? BTW I did a search and there's not much on here about it. (posts are about 5 yrs old)

15-09-2011 2:26pm

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joseph brand

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Anyone know if they're good for light? We have an energy saving bulb hanging in the kitchen and the room isn't very bright. I want the room brighter and thought this might be the solution.

Any ideas because I haven't got a clue?

BTW I did a search and there's not much on here about it. (posts are about 5 yrs old)

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#2 15-09-2011 2:31pm

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I have LED super brights as spot lights in mine, the lighting is not far off 50w spots but only 4w each. They are about €8 each if I recall.

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#3 15-09-2011 3:17pm

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joseph brand wrote: »

Anyone know if they're good for light? We have an energy saving bulb hanging in the kitchen and the room isn't very bright. I want the room brighter and thought this might be the solution.

Any ideas because I haven't got a clue?

BTW I did a search and there's not much on here about it. (posts are about 5 yrs old)

Eh,electrical section and LED spot lights

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056085175

Ive posted many posts on them with pics included.

Philips 4w LED are one of the best out there for the money.Dimmable too.I have alot of them in my house and kitchen.

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#4 15-09-2011 4:18pm

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Never knew there was an electrical section. Thanks Paddy.

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#5 26-12-2011 6:56am

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LED's are quicker to reach full brightness but to get any decent light output will be much more expensive than your Megaman ones. You could try fitting one or two LEDs so that you get 'instant' light before waiting for the rest.

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