LED Striplights

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Re: LED Striplights

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Brian wrote: Tue Apr 09, 2019 5:00 pm
rynd2it wrote: Tue Apr 09, 2019 2:50 pm These are MUCH cheaper https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2FT-3FT-4FT- ... 0005.m1851
Those are a nice light for new fitting, but they not a direct replacement for a standard florescent tube.
I simply replaced my 5ft kitchen fluorescent tubes with this type - a relatively simple swap. You can also buy replacement LED tubes (plus replacement starter) for your existing fitting, but I like these new ones as they fit flush to the ceiling.
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Re: LED Striplights

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The LED batten lights are in the shed, very impressed with the improved lighting on the layouts. Not bad for a litle over forty quid. :D

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Re: LED Striplights

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eBay do them for around £50.00 for 6.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2FT-3FT-4FT- ... 0005.m1851
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Re: LED Striplights

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I have tried several LED batten/strip lights and found that some cheaper ones were as flimsy as baking foil (delivered mangled up). The ones that I really liked were these High Lumen 5ft LED Ceiling Strip much more substantial, easy to fit and in my view good value.

Have 6 in the Train Shed

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