Any old ceiling tube lights please.

[brucemillar]

Friends

I am in need of additional garage ceiling lighting in the form of tube units. Any out there looking for a home in Kent?

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[whitenemesis]

LED is the future and the now...

 

[moonloops]

..and cheap as chips if the amount I have seen been bought in costco this week is anything to go by..

 

[Deleted member 113659]

..and cheap as chips if the amount I have seen been bought in costco this week is anything to go by..

IKEA also has a good range of lighting.

 

[Druk]

IKEA also has a good range of lighting.

Take the wife Bruce. You know you want to.

 

[Charles Morgan]

I've got one the electricians never got round to fitting.

 

[neilrr]

https://www.freecycle.org/browse/UK/South East

 

[brucemillar]

I've got one the electricians never got round to fitting.

Yes please.

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[spinaltap]

This week, I've replaced the 5' fluorescent lighting in my Utility Room for a 5' LED equivalent.

The difference is, pardon the pun, like 'night and day'.

Highly recommended.

 

[Rory]

This week, I've replaced the 5' fluorescent lighting in my Utility Room for a 5' LED equivalent.

The difference is, pardon the pun, like 'night and day'.

Highly recommended.

Do you know which specific one you got? Been thinking of these for my garage but have seen a recent dicsussion on another forum that the light from them can be very directional and also weird colour.

 

[KillerHERTZ]

Do you know which specific one you got? Been thinking of these for my garage but have seen a recent dicsussion on another forum that the light from them can be very directional and also weird colour.

If you buy cheap then yes. Buy a decent make like OSRAM or Philips then they are indentical to filtaments.

I have warm white (yellow) GU10 LED spot lights in hallway and Cool white in kitchen (white).

They use 8watt instead of 50watt each and have build in diffusers.

 

[Rory]

If you buy cheap then yes. Buy a decent make like OSRAM or Philips then they are indentical to filtaments.

I have warm white (yellow) GU10 LED spot lights in hallway and Cool white in kitchen (white).

They use 8watt instead of 50watt each and have build in diffusers.

Question was about fluorescent's. As is the whole thread.

 

[KillerHERTZ]

Question was about fluorescent's. As is the whole thread.

Yes Enstein, have however i was talking about the light output from LEDs not having to be directional

 

[whitenemesis]

Do you know which specific one you got? Been thinking of these for my garage but have seen a recent dicsussion on another forum that the light from them can be very directional and also weird colour.

Just fitted new LED light battens under our kitchen cabinets and noticed during my research before purchase all known brands specify beam angle. I bought Sylvania high output units with 270deg throw

 

[spinaltap]

Do you know which specific one you got? Been thinking of these for my garage but have seen a recent dicsussion on another forum that the light from them can be very directional and also weird colour.

Deltech Series 5000 Slim Profile LED Batten, Flicker Free.

deltechuk.com

 

[neilrr]

Probably too far away from you but I saw these in 2 skips at a local school this a.m.

 

[brucemillar]

Neil

That would be ideal. I'm in Kent?

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[neilrr]

PM'ed you.

 

[bolide]

Have a look on the Screwfix website. They're so cheap they're not even worth pulling out of skips

Nick Froome

 

[brucemillar]

have a look on the screwfix website. They're so cheap they're not even worth pulling out of skips

nick froome

£52.49inc vat screwfix.