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-----Original Message-----
From: john.benfield@xxxxxxx [mailto:john.benfield@xxxxxxx]
Sent:
06 August 2002 10:12
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx Subject: Re: [ukha_d] After opinons of an aesthetic nature

 


>I've got the choice of installing 30 20W downlighters (as in the attached
tif) or 16 50W downlighters to cover the main living area. The whole
system is going to be operated via a Polaron lighting >system. I'm really
at sixes and sevens. Obviously 30 downlighters offer more flexibility, but
on the downside the total cost is much (£30 each installed including
wiring back to node zero, plus more >channels means more dimmer packs at
roughly 100 quid per channel) and I think that 30 lights in the ceiling
may be a bit overwhelming.

Tim,

Are the downlights you are using fixed or flexible one? If they are
flexible (ie can be turned to point in different directions and angles) I
would have thought that a smaller number would be okay.

 


 

I’m actually trying to find the right fittings at the moment. I’ve seen some that aren’t eyeballs but can be changed from “tilts” to straight downlighters.

 

Interestingly I’ve been fiddling around with the design and if I do reduce the total number of downlighters, I’m actually going to need more channels in order to provide the lighting scenes I want!

 

Tim.


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