Eyeball Lighting
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 Dec 1 2022, 06:27 PM
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Eyeball in general looks very elegant because of the narrow beam as compared to normal downlights. Most eyeball comes in 36D or 24D and certain models can be dimmed. Normal downlights come in 110D-130D.
Depending on your ID design, most will use in conjunction with cove lighting. Of course you need to care about lumen. For eyeball (either MR16 or GU10) do not bother (my advise) to consider other brands except Philips/Osram/GE. |
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Dec 2 2022, 09:06 AM
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QUOTE(bbs123456789 @ Dec 1 2022, 10:24 PM) im so sorry i think i've seen alot people talking about MR16 or GU10 but i have 0 clue on what those are. i only know i need to find Philips ones hahaha, i was considering the top sale in Shopee the one selling 51k units (i cant share link due to probation account) MR16 requires external driver while GU10 are integrated. Do study up more before you buy. Usually the MR16 have longer lifespan compared to GU10. This post has been edited by brutus: Dec 2 2022, 09:12 AM |
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Dec 3 2022, 09:52 AM
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QUOTE(utellme_6376 @ Dec 2 2022, 05:03 PM) recently bought 4 pair osram 4.5w GU 10 bulb and 4 pair FSL 7w GU 10 bulb. both bulb osram and FSL bulb price almost same. But the FSL is much brighter compared with the osram bulb. FSL brand was recommanded by my jiran friend. 4.5W vs 7W, of course 7W brighter.  If you are happy with FSL, good luck! See after 1 month of usage the FSL is same brightness or not. |
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