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Having some time ago fitted (5) 12v halogen downlights, I am now thinking it
may have been a mistake. Even after swapping the MR16 50W bulbs for 20W, I feel they are a bit wasteful. I note that there are fluorescent replacement bulbs available but are about £10 each, and I'm not sure how these would compare in terms of light output. Bearing in mind I don't want to replace the wooden ceiling,(which I would probably need to do in order to mask the resultant holes if I removed the halogens) I wondered if there were any other options I could pursue, not being totally up to speed with all the modern developments. Regards and thanks in advance Pat Macguire |
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