Smart home / Home automation - Consulting

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Sebastian79

2016-07-30 08:42:59
  • #1
If you pay attention to the CRI value, LEDs are also nice - but they are usually more expensive and only found in the professional sector. And unfortunately not the largest selection...
 

Mycraft

2016-07-30 09:02:14
  • #2
There's no need to even talk about it... with that pile of negative points, I'll just buy halogen or something similar for a fraction of the price and have really pleasant light...
 

Sebastian79

2016-07-30 09:03:00
  • #3
Which demerits?
 

Mycraft

2016-07-30 10:10:09
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Sebastian79

2016-07-30 10:13:54
  • #5
Yes, not all of these are negative points - except for the price. But wherever light bulbs burn long and often, I would just use LEDs. I have wall lamps that would consume 100 watts per lamp if there were halogen tubes in them. And then with 14 of them? No, thanks...
 

Mycraft

2016-07-30 10:25:13
  • #6
This is not meant to become a fundamental discussion about LEDs or not LEDs... in an automated house, nothing should actually be on often and for a long time... because among other things, you install bus systems in the house so that lights turn on and off as needed and automatically.

As an accent and background lighting, I totally agree with you, but not as the main light source.

I have just shared my experiences; what one makes of them is up to each individual.
 
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