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Thanks, I need the IR remote one so I have ordered one and will see if it makes a difference!
Thanks, I need the IR remote one so I have ordered one and will see if it makes a difference!
I thought as much, so if I look at this DALI stuff it will dim much further than what I have?
Yes for sure... The osram dimmer I mentioned is by far the most and effective simple solution.
With DALI or DMX you can commission a full control system the costs can get quite silly on larger scales
I hadn’t realised that “dimmable” LED’s were not as dimmable (nor as easy to dim) as normal bulbs. In which case, maybe they won’t be any good to me. Think I’ll experiment with a couple and see what happens.
But for rooms without dimmers, such as hallways, landings, store rooms, etc, the cheaper non-dimmable warm white GU10 LED’s could still be useful.
This is interesting! Can you get the Phillips hue bulbs cheap?
~5w e14 warm white ones
My Chinese wifi dimmable bulbs work pretty well, just a shame that I can't find any nice switched live switches, so occasionally the bulbs are off at the wall if not switched off with Google assistant
If you get me some specs I will find out for you.
I'd need the following for starters:-
Make.
Model.
Wattage.
Colour.
The one I showed was the scangrip multimatch 2 / 26 W
if you can't get a scangrip I've listed alternate options below
Make. Elwis - Link on SF
Model. High CRI Task Lamp
Wattage. 60w
Make. Elwis - Link on SF
Model. RECHARGEABLE TASK LAMP
Wattage. 20W 100-240V
thanks again for this
I'll ask, but as they are specialist detailing lamps I wouldn't hold your breath.
So, whats the thoughts on adding DLR lights in the front intakes on a Strad...too much?
Geoff, not sure if you saw my link... Let me know what else you might need to know if not:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Philips-Cl...&sr=1-1&keywords=gu10+dimmable+led+warm+white
Thanks again.
This is interesting! Can you get the Phillips hue bulbs cheap?
~5w e14 warm white ones
My Chinese wifi dimmable bulbs work pretty well, just a shame that I can't find any nice switched live switches, so occasionally the bulbs are off at the wall if not switched off with Google assistant
The dimmerable ones are £5 each the non dim £3.
So amazon look cheap. But have only a 2 year guarantee.
The guarantee on the ones we get is 5 years on dimmer able and 3 on non dimmer able.
Thanks for trying... I'll chance it on the guarantee (not least because when they go in 3 years time I'll struggle to remember where I got them anyway!).