Why not use pendant light? I have one area that is 12ft++ tall and I use pendant light which drop about 4ft from the ceiling in that area.

This post has been edited by blanket84: Jan 22 2021, 12:37 PM

the T5 ballast dont seem to last long.. have one installed for dresser lighting (seldom use) the ballast (casing) also died fast. tube was OK.

Hi,

Megaman led downlight is it good?

If compare to Osram Ledvance

hey sis, do you recommend to change to xiamo led light strip?
as you mentioned T5 will spoil easily

Hi, I bought quite a few of the T5 light ballast during tesco cheap sale.. somehow the ballast and tube don't last long for infrequent use at dresser table
Already second or third change already - although cheap but T8 seem to last longer (judging from carpark T8).

LED strip should be a better idea

oic. then I might consider to use T8 or LED light strip then.

when you are referring to T5, do you mind?

T5 short life in my case is the T5 tube batten and T5 fluorescent tube something like - https://shopee.com.my/OSRAM-T5-ECO-14W-BATT...1552.3439740272
which I think either I got a bad batch, or the ballast inside the T5 tube batten doesn't seem to last long

Recently bought a LED strip (4ft batten) - https://shopee.com.my/product/225126980/4565108929
haven't installed yet

This post has been edited by ceo684: Mar 19 2021, 12:58 PM

hi.. i'm planning to install this spider pendant light at my living room.. maybe want to install 2 pendants light..

So as per pictures, each of pendant light got 12 bulb.. and i'm planning to put E27 Led Bulb with 10watt or 12watt which is stated save energy..

so my question is, if i install 2 pendants light (consist of 24 bulbs = 12 bulb each pendant), do it consume more electricity?

Hi sifus, is there any max connection between LED T5's connected side by side? Saw some shopee seller mentioned max connection is 4-6pcs

im thinking to put eyeball led living, dining and kitchen.

living : cool white
dining : cool white
kitchen : warm white
masterroom : warm white

**warm white will be too dark or not for kitchen and masterroom?

Personal opinion: If you're handling knives in the kitchen &/or cooking (from scratch).... you need bright lights...Full spectrum

For warm whits
840 should be fine. This is less yellowish.
827 is an acquired taste. Not everyone can tahan.

Dark or not depends on your lumens.

Will advise to get warm white for living and cool white/daylight for kitchen.

I have a mixture of cool and warm white for the entire house except the kitchen.

Indoor ceiling lighting point is cool white.

Stand and Table lighting will be warm white.

Ceiling car porch and terrace lighting will be warm white

Most of time, I will be using the warm white.

thanks all...
decided to put all as cool white..
living, dining, kitchen and master, will add some warmwhite standlamp or tablelamp to feel cozy.

This post has been edited by daniel2006: Nov 7 2021, 09:05 PM

For me, entire house = 3000k
kicthen is 6000k
toilet is 4000k

guys, is this lighting point or aircond point or what? (on the wall)
it didnt have aircond switch oso...

This post has been edited by daniel2006: Nov 9 2021, 06:56 PM

Doorbell point. This is my best guess. The 2 yellow wires go to the switch, red+green+black are the doorbell power.
CAUTION : there always is power on the line, you have to turn OFF the point at the DB

This post has been edited by stormer.lyn: Nov 9 2021, 07:03 PM

shit! i dont even see the doorbell switch at the gate...

Doorbell switch. When u located the switch/yellow wire stumps, then ready to buy a doorbell - buy the 4-wire type (so the switch run on low voltage, not 230V like the dangerous dinosaur 2-wire type)