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The higher the temperature, the 'cooler' the light
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you would in the kitchenAre these for your own home, for a customers home, a shop, restaurant? Where they are going to be fitted is was matters, if domestic a lot comes down to what room and customers taste, if commercial then there are variations as well, you'd never fit Cool White (4000k) in a restaurant for example.
you would in the kitchen
a week? thats very generous.whatever you fit, they'll be chip fat brown in a week.
I doubt any customers will be willing to pay for the job twice. Covering for warranty failures should be part of your price mark up, and also a good reason to only fit good quality products in the first place.
The higher the temperature, the 'cooler' the light
That may be, but is all your work guaranteed for 7-10 years?
mine's a year. After that, unless they're very polite, it's chargeable! I'm running s business not a soup kitchen ......
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