What would you recommend as a good middle of the range LED downlights .Not 80 bux each. Need about 35 .need to be dimmable
johotech,
Jun 20, 4:14pm
Dimmable ones aren't cheap.
bill1451,
Jun 20, 4:19pm
Try your local electrical wholesaler, not bunnings or m10.talk to your sparky
sanders4,
Jun 20, 5:48pm
even better find an led supplier near you to find out whats best.
ryanm2,
Jun 20, 7:32pm
If buying 35 in one hit talk to your local electrical wholesaler, they will advise and probably offer a good rate.
ryanm2,
Jun 20, 7:36pm
Locally, Radcliffe electrical wholesalers are generally a good bunch of knowledgeable dudes. Hornby, Belfast and Town. Go in, have a chat.
rogerk1,
Jun 20, 7:39pm
If not in a hurry, import them yourself! NZ$21+ here; landed for $1.80 each! This was for about 24 units only.
ryanm2,
Jun 20, 7:45pm
If you know where to shop you can get locally sourced units that have a CA rating for not much more. God knows why you would risk your biggest asset to save yourself $100 or whatever. Buying cheap electronic junkola from overseas will eventually cost you a lot more than you save.
aredwood,
Jun 20, 9:15pm
You might need to replace your dimmers as well. Most dimmers are leading edge type, Which are fine for filament lights. But Some LEDs require trailing edge dimmers to work properly.
toysky,
Jun 21, 8:46am
It's a new build
johotech,
Jun 21, 9:06am
I think you meant to say IC rating, not CA rating?
No, all lights are CA rated, (thats the minimum rating as your link shows), the better the light the higher the rating and thats where IC and IC-F come in. All downlights in this country must have a CA rating to be installed, those imported privately carry no such CA rating.
ryanm2,
Dec 12, 1:47am
I used the Martec branded IC rated downlights on my brothers new build, they are not the same quality as say the Switch Lighting E lightz but were a lot cheaper. Retro fitting my own house and using the E lightz. You gets whats you pay for in this world.
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