Hello,
Do you have LED or halogen spots?
How many watts do the individual spots have, and do you find their brightness sufficient?
What/how do you illuminate with how many watts (per spot)?
Does anyone use indirect lighting with LED? How many watts do you have per spot or how many spots, and how is the brightness for that?
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Do you have LED spots in your kitchen directed at the countertop? How many watts do these have?
-> How many meters "should" a spot with a certain wattage cover, for example, one spot with 4W (approximate, of course) per meter?
Do you have 2700K, 3000K, or other color temperatures in your kitchen? Are you satisfied with the light color your spot has? If yes, which color temperature is it, and if not, which color temperature would you choose?
Would you say that one LED spot with 4W illuminating the countertop per meter is sufficient or rather too dark?
If you wanted or do illuminate indirectly with LED spots/spotlights, for example, a "classic floor lamp" that floods the wall and ceiling with light, how many watts would you use and what color temperature regarding LED?
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Are these common 3W, 4W, or 5W LED spots bright or rather dim, or how should one imagine it?
For example, is a 3W LED spot rather dim and a 5W LED spot already provides quite a bit of light?
Feel free to share your experiences and similar insights with LED.
I could use some help.
Do you have LED or halogen spots?
How many watts do the individual spots have, and do you find their brightness sufficient?
What/how do you illuminate with how many watts (per spot)?
Does anyone use indirect lighting with LED? How many watts do you have per spot or how many spots, and how is the brightness for that?
-
Do you have LED spots in your kitchen directed at the countertop? How many watts do these have?
-> How many meters "should" a spot with a certain wattage cover, for example, one spot with 4W (approximate, of course) per meter?
Do you have 2700K, 3000K, or other color temperatures in your kitchen? Are you satisfied with the light color your spot has? If yes, which color temperature is it, and if not, which color temperature would you choose?
Would you say that one LED spot with 4W illuminating the countertop per meter is sufficient or rather too dark?
If you wanted or do illuminate indirectly with LED spots/spotlights, for example, a "classic floor lamp" that floods the wall and ceiling with light, how many watts would you use and what color temperature regarding LED?
-
Are these common 3W, 4W, or 5W LED spots bright or rather dim, or how should one imagine it?
For example, is a 3W LED spot rather dim and a 5W LED spot already provides quite a bit of light?
Feel free to share your experiences and similar insights with LED.
I could use some help.
merlin83 schrieb:
8W Nobile recessed spotlight Fairly good CRI value of 94, and with 700 lumens much brighter (of course, higher power) but also 10 times more expensive.
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Sebastian797 Sep 2016 07:56Philips MASTER LEDspot 4-35W 927 GU10 DIM CRI90+
Not cheap, but I am very satisfied with the light color – and it is even dimmable. Includes a 5-year warranty.
Not cheap, but I am very satisfied with the light color – and it is even dimmable. Includes a 5-year warranty.
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garfunkel7 Sep 2016 09:10I ordered the spot type with 4W for testing purposes.
To arrange the ceiling lights symmetrically while still allowing certain areas to be better illuminated, adjustable recessed frames should be used.
The light bulbs can be replaced later.
GU10 (230V) bulbs have several advantages: the bulbs are usually cheaper, any number can be installed regardless of the transformer, and when replacing with brighter bulbs, there are no issues with transformer capacity.
The light bulbs can be replaced later.
GU10 (230V) bulbs have several advantages: the bulbs are usually cheaper, any number can be installed regardless of the transformer, and when replacing with brighter bulbs, there are no issues with transformer capacity.
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Knallkörper7 Sep 2016 10:37We have planned 12 recessed lights in the kitchen, 10 in the dining area, 11 in the hallway, and 9 in the study. Above the kitchen countertop, I have chosen a spacing of 80 cm (31.5 inches), otherwise mostly 120 cm (47 inches).
So far, we have the housings (Kaiser HaloX-O) installed and wired in the ceiling. I am currently looking for suitable recessed downlights. I am not sure whether to go for LED or halogen. For halogen, I would choose 35W, as that worked well in our old house.
I assume I should be able to install the downlights myself fairly easily, right?
I had budgeted around 85 euros per unit. I’m not yet sure how much was spent on the housings and wiring in the thin concrete ceiling.
So far, we have the housings (Kaiser HaloX-O) installed and wired in the ceiling. I am currently looking for suitable recessed downlights. I am not sure whether to go for LED or halogen. For halogen, I would choose 35W, as that worked well in our old house.
I assume I should be able to install the downlights myself fairly easily, right?
I had budgeted around 85 euros per unit. I’m not yet sure how much was spent on the housings and wiring in the thin concrete ceiling.
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