gbtsec posted:Pierlite CFL downlights
Ok I'll try get info and pics they take anything from a 16watt globe to a 22 watt globe,
gbtsec posted:replacing 2 small downlights with pendants
U need to take out or locate the tranny that connects the small downlights Thats where the 240v is the downlights most prob have 12v but then again depends on…
gbtsec posted:Pierlite CFL downlights
There are cheaper downlights exactly like that style and since you are going to change the whole fitting PLUS also since there CLF the cheaper versions do the same job…
gbtsec posted:LED downlights
Too all those about the transformer you can get gu10 LEDs that don't need a tranny, I'm installing LEDs right now that take 240v, u just have to check the…
gbtsec posted:GU10 downlights want lower energy option
He's right brightgreen are one of the best and to change them with an electrician they will change 20 per light plus I'm an electrician but it depends if the…
gbtsec posted:Zodiac CFL downlights at Bunnings.
I'm an electrician everything at bunnings at a cheap price is **** eg u can get a 4 gang gpo from bunnings for 20 but I get clipsal for 40…
gbtsec posted:LED vs energy saver lights
Brightgreen is by far one of the best LEDs out, I install them all the time just expensive for people looking to wait for the price drop on LEDs just…
gbtsec posted:Need to install downlights, but which ones?
You can get ANY downlight with a halo globe, and change them to LED after, all downlights use a mr16 connection from the tranny to the light, therefore later down…
gbtsec posted:LED Downlights: to LED or not to LED, that is the question.
Im an electrician and these days you can get a normal 50w halo kit install it and buy a LED bulb with a MR16 connection and plug them straight into…
gbtsec posted:New powerpoints with USB ports for charging stuff
hpm has had these types of power-points for ages including the video ports etc they have a wide range these days that not many people know about.
gbtsec posted:Security system: wireless or wired?
If i was you, i would get the wires run and keep them behind/in the walls in-case you change your mind. i only install wired systems but i have heard…
