To know more about them, we have listed below the pros and cons of installing HDs at home and just about everything there is to know about them.
- Brings you a relaxing atmosphere with its dimmable lights.
- Creates the illusion of a wider space and elevated ceiling bringing you a more comforting experience.
- Let’s you highlight different features at home with its controllable bulbs which can be directed to different angles.
- Leaves you feeling at ease with the warm light it produces.
- If not properly installed, they may possibly pose fire hazards. It would be best to let a professional and highly reputable electrical expert do the installation for you.
- Keep them away from ceiling insulations as much as possible. They generate much heat that can reach up to 370 degrees celsius.
- Avoid using the average downlights when installing a number of these for they could waste a significant amount of energy.
- Use protective fire gears that are made available during downlight set up.
- Seek help from experienced and qualified electricians for any troubles you may have with your HDs.
- For safety purposes, we recommend protecting them with heat coats to avoid overheating and prevent house fires.
The LED technology is quite new but is becoming in demand nowadays because of its efficiency and durability. Compared to standard lights, they produce much less heat which helps you reduce your air conditioner costs. They also use less wattage and lasts fifty times longer. With LED lights you can cut your energy consumption by up to 90% saving you more money on your electrical bills.Install your LEDs in any area at home where you’ll be needing the best light quality such as your lounge room, kitchen and bathroom. Consider placing them in a spot not lower than your bench and lounge chairs to avoid shadows. You may position them in rows that line up as well.
300 – 600mm from walls
1100 – 1600mm between lights for bright areas
1400 – 2000mm between lights for lounge room (not so bright)