Led spotlights

[Apollo]

Hi,

take a look at yourwelcome.co.uk their range is growing all the time, speak to them as they have a brand new range of LED's coming out.

And no I don't work for them, just find them really helpful and very good quality...

 

[Lofty]

Hi,
As per Nick's post. The Halers for me as well plus they come with a 7 year no quibble warranty, though not had to use it yet !!.
got some Halers to swap out would you believe as cust say's too bright so going for the Halers dimmable version, will work on any 'standard' dimmer.

Cheers,
Lofty.

 

[lj.l]

dont know the make but I got them from cef I will find out when I get to replace them

 

[sparkydude]

CEF says it all, i would never buy any of their own brand stuff in a million years ,Everything they sell is Garbage, centaur ,proteus, Itec
Doncaster cables .

Take the lot back to CEF , throw them at them and demand they supply you with replacements of a higher quality OR pay for your time and materials to replace them all with the Low voltage they had before.


Nick

 

[saabuldin]

Halers for me just superb for bathrooms as they are IP rated if im not miskaen the halers are made by Stratus lighting or they are part of the same group

Halers 7w led GU10 lamps are made by philips (it says on the actual lamps). Are these lamps the same as the all in one unit halers or do they give less light?

Got a big job coming up and they want led downlighters all over. Wheres the cheapest place to get them

 

[nickblake]

Ill be honest mate when you look at the cost of the fire rated fitting then the lamp you would have bought a all in one halers they are £45.00 inc vat from senet , and on top of that you get a 7 year extended warrenty , they are top notch ,they come with a short length of flex so easy to install , for led lights i wont use anything else Halers > Home

 

[saabuldin]

Your right nickblake, thats what i was thinking. Cheapest place i seen is £40 inc VAT. A normal firerated light with lamp might cost you half as much but you will have to buy more lamps in the future and pay more electricity bills. So its actually cheaper for you in the long run to have the halers even if they cost you twice as much.

Halers website also have a calculator that works out the savings. You just put in the price of the gu10 lamps you can get them for and the price you get the halers for. Then put in how many hours per day you will use them it will tell you exactly how much you save.