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The_Mighty_F90 wrote:Yes the GU10 21 LED SMD CREE lights are the next generation. There is a Chinese guy in Hull that sells them on EBay. He will do you a deal if you ask. They only use 3W of power and are much brighter then my 50W Halogen that I replaced. Good for 50,000 hours according to the manufacturers.
Oh no, didn't get LED one's, tried them and sent them back. These are 11w conventional energy lamps, 60w equivalent, they're brilliant.
☺East-Sard☺ wrote:
dum-dum wrote:What kind of light is your offending one?
Double striplight. Problem being, it 'was' a sealed unit - so had to cut into it. 4 days after re-sealing the unit, I'm now gonna' be cutting into it again, to ascertain the problem. Pain in the frepside.
Is it a 5ft, 58w twin T8? Could you supply a picture of similar? Reason being, I've got an Alladin's cave down't garden and have several of the best 'sealed' fittings on the market. Is it aesthetically pleasing?
Michelangelo, 1475-1564. ---------- Every block of stone has a statue inside it and it is the task of the sculptor to discover it. ----------
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dum-dum wrote:Oh no, didn't get LED one's, tried them and sent them back. These are 11w conventional energy lamps, 60w equivalent, they're brilliant.
Is it a 5ft, 58w twin T8? Could you supply a picture of similar? Reason being, I've got an Alladin's cave down't garden and have several of the best 'sealed' fittings on the market. Is it aesthetically pleasing?
36w / twin t8 /90cm ish - aquarium light. My hunch is that the end caps have had it and a water issue has developed.
Joined: Sep 18 2010 Posts: 4623 Location: Easter Island
☺East-Sard☺ wrote:36w / twin t8 /90cm ish - aquarium light. My hunch is that the end caps have had it and a water issue has developed.
I've none of them.
So you've changed the ballast, is it an electronic ballast? If not, perhaps change the starter too and try new lamps, then it's pretty much a new fitting...
If the end caps are frepped, you can buy those in electrical wholesalers, won't be exact but probably find some that you can make fit.
Never bought an aquarium light, they expensive?
Michelangelo, 1475-1564. ---------- Every block of stone has a statue inside it and it is the task of the sculptor to discover it. ----------
Joined: Mar 10 2011 Posts: 1508 Location: Bumblescum, AL
dum-dum wrote:I've none of them.
So you've changed the ballast, is it an electronic ballast? If not, perhaps change the starter too and try new lamps, then it's pretty much a new fitting...
If the end caps are frepped, you can buy those in electrical wholesalers, won't be exact but probably find some that you can make fit.
Never bought an aquarium light, they expensive?
Damn T8 lights, no - can pick up these for about a tenner a piece. The light unit, yes - £80>£100 (T5/T8) Replacement end caps are around £5-£10. Was hoping not to do this, but ...
Joined: Sep 18 2010 Posts: 4623 Location: Easter Island
☺East-Sard☺ wrote:Damn T8 lights, no - can pick up these for about a tenner a piece. The light unit, yes - £80>£100 (T5/T8) Replacement end caps are around £5-£10. Was hoping not to do this, but ...
Can you post a photo of the inside (gear tray) and of the end caps? I've a tub full of lamp parts.
Michelangelo, 1475-1564. ---------- Every block of stone has a statue inside it and it is the task of the sculptor to discover it. ----------
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