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Jase2985
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  #2254925 9-Jun-2019 18:02
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i imagine it has a hole size range for it to fit into, and i also imagine they sell a hole saw in that size range.

 

yea its hard if you have a hole already

 

but you can do this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUQsgKjT7yY




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  #2254932 9-Jun-2019 18:38
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Holesaw selection at bunnings/mitre10 is crap. They are all inch sizes converted over to mm, yet they sell 80mm cable grommets from hafelle in the fastner aisle, yet not holesaw to put them in.

 

I got a lot of holesaws from aliexpress for real cheap for things like downlights, cable grommets, etc because of that.





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  #2258854 15-Jun-2019 19:25
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This issue was fixed by installing Ripple Control Filters

 

If you're interested I've posted on my blog about it

 

http://mcalpine.org.nz/wordpress/2019/06/10/led-downlights-flickering-ripple-control/

 

If you don't care about the background and just want the results

 

http://mcalpine.org.nz/wordpress/2019/06/15/led-downlights-flickering-ripple-control-part-2/




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  #2265724 27-Jun-2019 13:04
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Do you mind me asking what the filter cost including install?  I've got a (not cheap) Osram LED fixture that flickers like crazy at certain times of the day (definitely 6:30pm every day) over in Lower Hutt.


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  #2265740 27-Jun-2019 14:10
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ekul:

 

bit hard to use a hole saw when a hole already exists nothing for the drill bit to catch on

 

 

 

 

I do remember seeing a special one that allowed the enlarging of existing holes without needing the central drill hole.

 

The reason I was looking into this was after the installer cut many  of the downlight holes too large for the lights and had to get new lights to fit larger holes.


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  #2265755 27-Jun-2019 14:50
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netd:

 

Do you mind me asking what the filter cost including install?  I've got a (not cheap) Osram LED fixture that flickers like crazy at certain times of the day (definitely 6:30pm every day) over in Lower Hutt.

 

 

 

 

I had two filters installed on separate circuits at the cost of $750 installed so 375 each. Not sure if that's a good or bad price, I just wanted the issue fixed


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