Surface light vs Downlight light
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 Jun 29 2023, 11:11 PM, updated 3y ago
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The installation of surface light seems to be more easier and it's much cheaper. I can change or replace it myself when it's spoilt. How about downlight?
Let say I plan to install surface light for living room, all bedroom, kitchen areas, dining room, bathroom etc, can surface light produce same cozy feeling like downlight? What are the other differences? |
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Jun 30 2023, 11:28 AM
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QUOTE(acbc @ Jun 30 2023, 11:25 AM) LED downlight also easy but need to be careful when removing it. May i know what are the things that need to be careful when removing? Is it more difficult than surface light? |
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Jun 30 2023, 11:31 AM
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QUOTE(ChuanHong @ Jun 30 2023, 11:20 AM) i assume u compare same wattages, lets say 18W vs 18W.. same temperature, either 3000k, 4300k or 6000k.. warmer color might giving u cozy and comfortable at home.. Why need to do plaster ceiling and install downlight since surface light can serve same purpose? Somemore surface light is much cheaper and easier to install and i can save more money as no need to do plaster ceiling.surface is used for no plaster ceiling while downlight need plaster so you would see flat profile with ceiling.. functional wise, both serve same purpose.. unless you compared with eyeball.. in my opinion, if you have plaster ceiling, you could have 3 types of light.. eyeball, downlight and cove light.. all three could serve different purpose.. standard one in market as per what i knew, 18W 6 inch size should be normal one.. dont install too much or else might be too bright.. take note about fan position & shadows angle.. |
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