I am planning to fit 2 rows of 10 tilting halogen flush fitting ceiling
lights. There are two types that I am interested in. One model can tilt
20 degrees while the other can tilt 30 degrees. I will be using the lights
to point at pictures on 2 walls. The top of the pictures will be 600mm from
the ceiling. I am thinking for maximum effect that the lights should be set
around 250mm out from the wall. Does this seem right and are there any
websites that have calculations about the placement of tilting flush fitting
lighting?

Many thanks

"OBone" wrote in message
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I am planning to fit 2 rows of 10 tilting halogen flush fitting ceiling
lights. There are two types that I am interested in. One model can tilt
20 degrees while the other can tilt 30 degrees. I will be using the
lights
to point at pictures on 2 walls. The top of the pictures will be 600mm
from
the ceiling. I am thinking for maximum effect that the lights should be
set
around 250mm out from the wall. Does this seem right and are there any
websites that have calculations about the placement of tilting flush
fitting
lighting?

Many thanks

Not an answer to your question but just a thought for you. We have some
tilting halogens and they don't very often stay in the tilted position )
It's often a surprise to see where they've decided to shine the next time
you walk into the room.

JellyBelly

"JellyBelly" wrote
Not an answer to your question but just a thought for you. We have some
tilting halogens and they don't very often stay in the tilted position
)
It's often a surprise to see where they've decided to shine the next time
you walk into the room.

JellyBelly



That's a point, as the kids like to jump up and down in their bedrooms
despite my protests