Re: LED lights
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Originally Posted by ruddlad
Managed to get gu10's that were a great replacement at a good price and have a very good light. I went for daylight (6000k) instead of warm white.
Only problem now is I have some accent lighting that is still warm white. Three of which are on the same circuit as the ones I replaced but are 12v mr11 (gu4) smaller bulbs that use a transformer where the only access to it is through the ceiling as its now nestled snuggly under our recently refurbished bathroom with a tiled floor.. I cannot seem to find anywhere that sells day white halogen bulbs.
Have read on internet that the existing transformer may not be suitable if I get LED's,
Has anyone just replaced 12v halogens and used the existing transformer?
Simple solution is to disconnect, then patch and skim the holes but I'd like to keep them.
I know, forward planning and all that for the transformer positioning!!!!!!
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Yep we did. Had 1 that didn't like it out of 4 on the circuit
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