» LED lighting

[nirvana]

anyone got s link?
i don't think i have seen them before.

[queensalnd]

try you tube

[Crispy]

have a look at the following

http://www.tigerlight.com.au/product...-lighting.html

http://www.cubicsolutions.com.au/ind...d=84&Itemid=70

http://carbonetix.com.au/wwx/blog/?t...ht-replacement

But until yesterday i had never heard of plasma lighting.

[scarfo]

you also don't have to worry about height clearance and insulation as these down lights don't get hot.

The company was called Enviro Lite I believe, and have fit out alot of 7 elevens and optus stores with this sort of lighting
Plasma lights are also dimmable, I think we used universal dimmers

This link that Crispy posted is very similar to what I worked with http://www.cubicsolutions.com.au/ind...d=84&Itemid=70

[rjones]

Tiger lighting do plasma lightng

[Crispy]

I know this is an old thread but have just had a little play with a pierlite starburst LED downlight gimble kit

http://www.pierlite.com/in/16259

I liked it, it is apparently fully dimmable as per

http://www.cbusforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6175

Unfortunately i had it next to a 35w halogen which looks kinda yellow, and my wife does not like white light - so i told her to buy a lamp

Heat output after a few minutes was not anything like a normal dichroic, was just as bright/a little bit brighter than the normal 35w and runs at a whopping 16w total!
This would make my lounge go from 400w total to 60w total and i can run the suckers on cbus.

Currently the only downside is the apparent $130 price tag.....

[enterelec]

Looks really good crispy, only thing I don't like is the price tag

[FrankMc]

Hi Guys

I installed 2 Alphalux 9w downlights in the bathroom and im quite impressed with the light output.....Its a really white light unlike the normal low voltage downlights.....They appear to work ok on Clipsal Dimmers....Just a pity they not a bit cheaper ($89.00)....Heres a link to the fitting

http://www.ecosparks.com.au/product_...products_id=47

Frank

[Kyle]

I want to try the osram lux points sometime! Going to have to be in my own place though.. Pretty hard to sell LED's to most customers!

[ecosparks]

FrankMc,
I'm surprised to see my website mentioned here,
I see Alphalux, LuxPoint Minis,Starbursts & Envirolites, all of which come at a hefty price tag & difficult to sell to the end user. Even more difficult to make a few dollars out of.
Big tip; If you don't need dimming go with a GU10 base, no tranny loss (4 watts) no tranny heat,no tranny in insulwool, simple install. If you add the price of a GU10 holder & Coolmax globe it is cheaper to go retrofit GU10 than try to sell integrated downlight kits. Integrated downlights come into their own in a dimming situation, where the controller, running gear & LED light are all designed to work together.