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low energy par 30 bulbs for spotlight
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I am wondering if these are suitable for a twin security light for outside use
http://www.bltdirect.com/product.php?pid=8374&cat=914&nm=Megaman+Energy+Saving+Reflector+Lamp+Par+30+15+watt
anyone used them. You can get led bulbs too but almost £60
http://www.bltdirect.com/product.php?pid=8374&cat=914&nm=Megaman+Energy+Saving+Reflector+Lamp+Par+30+15+watt
anyone used them. You can get led bulbs too but almost £60
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Nice product, I have to say.
They can be suitable in two cases: their IP rating is above 65 - the website does not state that, so I would check with them via email or phone. Or, the housing/fitting has to have that IP rating, that is waterproof.
I would still consider LED lights, because this product might not last long enough. If the price of the LED is 4 times, but lasts four times longer than it is worth choosing that, since it also means lower consumption most of the time.0
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