Watching the news.... BBC is reporting Michelin is closing their NI factory, ITV is reporting the Country needs a sugar tax. Jez
What is D a L I Phil in a nutshell? I'm guessing it is low wattage lighting that has similar luminescence to stuff it replaced? How much would it cost to convert an average size house roughly?
For the second day running I am in the office on my own. People are either out on site, on holiday or have to do importantly desperate personal stuff. So I've been left holding the
Left my gloves outside in the rain overnight [emoji20] totally soaked through. Got these for my birthday. Hopefully new AGV k5 will turn up today too.
sick loz sick. :smileys:. think i am coming to the end of the nightmare that has been October. bad news travels fast in argyll. just a few more apologies to make, a few more discounted jobs and i should be there. next time i wont be jumping at the first applicant that comes through the door. lesson learned.
I think of myself as a stuck needle on a record player. Although I don't know what that is because i'm to young.
DALI is digital addressable lighting interface. It's a way of controlling lights and is primarily used in retail and hotels as it allows lights to be switched on and off, as well as tested from any location, e.g. A head office. It would not typically be used for residential properties. If you wish to change your existing lighting for low energy you need a 'retro fit' lamp to suit what you already have. With regards to the comments many people make about energy savers (compact fluorescent) lights giving an unpleasant light, colour temperature is important. You need to look for a lamp rated between 2700 and 3000k (kelvin) - often referred to as warm white - this will give a light much more comparable to a regular incandescent bulb.
