Renovations Lighting, You Light Up My Life
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 Oct 30 2013, 07:03 AM
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QUOTE(nyzx @ Oct 29 2013, 02:37 PM) My living room is 28ft * 17 ft and height is 10.5ft. I plan to install LED downlight. If i install 12 10W LED downlight. Is it sufficient bright? Quite bright already. Color of light affects perception of brightness. Higher temperature will appear brighter.  |
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Nov 1 2013, 07:36 PM
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QUOTE(nyzx @ Nov 1 2013, 03:19 PM) HI, Thanks for your advise. I am considering 2 LED Down light I find around 4100K most comfortable to the eyes and it is a good trade-off against brightness. The colors in the house also look more natural and pleasing.1. Philips 10W, 6500k, Lumen around 600-700 2. Optic LED 13W, 6500k, Lumen around 1000 If bright enough then is ok. I just don't wish after install Philips 10w and has shadow and not enough bright. |
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Nov 5 2013, 10:07 AM
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QUOTE(nyzx @ Nov 1 2013, 07:49 PM) ok, noted. Did lumen affect the brightness as well? Lumen is the brightness. But usually I find about 3000K color quite dim, compared to about 6000K color. Mine can switch 3 colors using same LED, so I can see the difference in the house. |
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Nov 5 2013, 10:09 AM
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QUOTE(harace_84 @ Nov 1 2013, 10:27 PM) do they have aluminium material? mine one the SA said aluminium.. how to verify?? afraid being con by the SA, could be chrome finishing.. A simple way to check is aluminium metal will sound loud and hollow if you tap with your finger nails. Usually recessed LED light base is aluminium. |
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