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| texaspyro:
BTW, a "fully enclosed" fixture is like a recessed ceiling can with a cover over the place where the light comes out. An open-front ceiling can is not "fully enclosed". All my bulbs are in open-front fixtures. Another story... somebody built a multi-million dollar house down the road. They installed custom, high dollar, low voltage LED lighting everywhere. A year or two later the drivers starting failing and the company that did them went out of business. They spent around $40,000 replacing all those fancy-schmancy fixtures. Moral of the story... use fixtures that have screw-in retrofit bulbs. |
| Marco:
Even if you don't trust the AC/DC transformers enough to put above your ceilings, you can still do 12V AC transformers and G4. |
| Kjelt:
--- Quote from: texaspyro on February 11, 2019, 06:12:56 pm ---Another story... somebody built a multi-million dollar house down the road. They installed custom, high dollar, low voltage LED lighting everywhere. A year or two later the drivers starting failing and the company that did them went out of business. They spent around $40,000 replacing all those fancy-schmancy fixtures. Moral of the story... use fixtures that have screw-in retrofit bulbs. --- End quote --- No....... :palm: buy your fixtures from reputable billion $ revenue A brand fims that don't go out of business and have many engineers with lots of experience. |
| texaspyro:
--- Quote from: Kjelt on February 11, 2019, 07:25:35 pm ---No....... :palm: buy your fixtures from reputable billion $ revenue A brand fims that don't go out of business and have many engineers with lots of experience. --- End quote --- The company in question was a subsidiary (or spin-off?) of one of those well respected giga-dollar companies... |
| Kjelt:
Name? Those companies have dealers and installers. |
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