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The Wrong Type of Light Fitting?
Hi all
Have I made a mistake in my choice of light fitting? I wanted near instant fairly bright light for the hallway, so bought a fitting with 4 halogen spots. It has the usual 1/2in deep circular termination cover tight to the ceiling, then a shaped rod along which the spots are mounted. This thing goes through bulbs about one every 6 months. Are halogens susceptible to vibration (i.e. foot fall on the landing above)? If so what type/style of fitting would be more appropriate in this application? Thanks Phil |
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