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  #1689267 15-Dec-2016 11:27
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I would replace that, with the cover on, that would be like an oven at 200W.....overkill likely for the area

 

 





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  #1689498 15-Dec-2016 15:39
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joker97: There are no "energy efficient" alternative tube bulbs are there?

 

I have bought a few LED replacements for halogen tubes, they have all been dim as, and some were much larger and would only fit in the exteriour floodlight type fittings. The smaller ones had no driver, so had unacceptable 100Hz flicker like those retro looking filament lamps do.





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  #1689743 15-Dec-2016 21:10
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Had the same problem here, some cretin had put in R7S bulbs that had generated so much heat they'd carbonised the insulation back up into the ceiling. The solution is quite simple, replace them with an LED or CFL, you'll get the same light output at a fraction of the power and heat.

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