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Hi everyone, I need some advice please.
I'm thinking of buying a few of these for the house:
https://lights4less.com.au/products/peg-diy-suspension-300mm-black-ol2010-30bk
They look very easy to install and looks nice too.
It says max wattage is 60w.
I will be using a Philips Hue 100w LED...
My wife and I bought some Philips hue bulbs for our ceiling lights. They are E27 screw fit bulbs but our lamp holders are gx24q-1 so we bought some converters or adapters so we could use the E27 hue bulbs. I’ve plugged them in though and the bulbs don’t seem to work. Any advice? Do you think I...
Looking at a laptop for studying and when the time comes; work.
ToughBooks tend to have a good rep but anyone gpt/use one? I know a tablet might be better - Any recommendations?
Hi,
I'm new to the forum and I am currently working on a home cinema room. I intend to use Philips Hue for the room, with 8 adjustable downlights, 4 wall lights and 2 RGB LED strips up to 10m (max with Hue.
I have pulled the ceiling down, so there is access to all cables and I will run a...
I have a Philips Lily Hue garden light that has failed due to moisture in it.
Does anyone know if it is possible to open these up to change the led bulb?
I have 16 brand new Philips Coreline LED Downlights 22w 3000k (EOC 85224800) which are in a 4oook labelled box. An error from the supplier but hats off to them as they let me keep them at a discounted price. These are excess stock for me so happy to let them go for £25 each plus VAT and Carriage...
Only recently become aware of Philips Hue lighting (don't do much domestic nowadays), after it was mentioned in another post on this forum.
It appears to be a decent basic, easy to retro-fit at a reasonable price. I presume it wouldn't be as adaptable or robust as other fully wired smart...
I've got a couple of ceiling lights from Philips to replace the downlights in the kitchen, looked straight forward as it only needed to connect the wires in, well it just won't work, and guess what?! If I install the downlights back again, they work, advice please.
I want a set of philips screwdrivers that are heavy duty for screws that need many torque to unlock. For example screws on connection box of a motor. There is no need for insulation for this use, but i would to have it in case of a need. What would you suggest? I could buy them from amazon or ebay.
Currently on a re-wire and the customer keeps bending my ear about the above mentioned system.
From what i can see its very plug and play with a starter pack at £180 then bulbs at about £50 a go.
Does anybody have experience of these or have found a decent alternative to the philips system...
I am selling these ones off cheap at the moment, they are Philips branded and retail at 40 quid each, selling them off 10.75 each which is a bargain.
I have a few boxes left and the price includes the t5 lamp and hard wiring adapter
Hi Folks,Any of you good people had any dealings with one of these systems? It's an old system in a large office type building. I know these are outdated now but been asked to have a look. Working fine until very recently. We have very little information on the system. Can't say sorry we're not...
Hi all. As above really. Called out to a job today where the philips lamps had been nicked from the holders. Trouble now is securing the new lamps in as whoever took the lamps also took the retaining clips! Have looked online and ebay etc but havnt found any to buy as yet. The lamps are the...
Hi. I ve purchased two of these ballast, reflector lamp kits. Internally they are already wired, but i need to wire the socket and extend the cable. As you can see in the photos there are two cables coming into the ballast. The only reasonable explanation to it is that they were connected in...
A long shot I know, but is anyone familiar with this lighting system?
It's an installation that is 12 years old and listed as 'obsolete' on the Philips website.
I just need to set a new scene with one light (Chandalier over table) switched on. It is already on its own circuit, but comes on...
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