ralwig88 posted:Help! Electrician question - which timer switch?
Thanks v. much - cheers for the advice,
ralwig88 posted:Help! Electrician question - which timer switch?
So.....I'll get the XLTX770/2A (no neutral) (?)
ralwig88 posted:Help! Electrician question - which timer switch?
Well, I should mention that the house is just being built here in Queensland - all i have specified is that an exhaust/fan light will be installed at the location,…
ralwig88 posted:Help! Electrician question - which timer switch?
Oh, what happens if I buy the XLTX770/2 and there is no neutral at the switch - does that mean it won't work? Is it just easier to buy the…
ralwig88 posted:Help! Electrician question - which timer switch?
Thanks, yes it is a new build, so I guess I can safely assume there's a neutral there (?)
ralwig88 posted:Help! Electrician question - which timer switch?
Hi
I was wondering if there are any electricians that can help me with choosing the right HPM Excel Timer Switch for my bathroom Fan/Light.
The Fan/Light we've bought is a Heller…
ralwig88 posted:LED Downlights: to LED or not to LED, that is the question.
Can you let me know the brand or website? would be very interested in seeing/trying out.
By the way, what kelvin temp is "Natural White" - we're trying to find something…
ralwig88 posted:LED Downlights: to LED or not to LED, that is the question.
This one has a beam angle of 60 deg, so should be comparable to the Brightgreen IF the lumens claim can be believed at 1100.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/260749098817 ...…
ralwig88 posted:LED Downlights: to LED or not to LED, that is the question.
Yep, my bad (sorry!) I thought the Brightgreen had an active fan, but it's just a solid state fan.
Well, I'd certainly be interested in buying some, but wondering if there's…
ralwig88 posted:LED Downlights: to LED or not to LED, that is the question.
Paul
True - you'd hope they last longer than a year or so (they have 2 year warranties, but these companies might not be around in 2 years I guess).
I've…
ralwig88 posted:LED Downlights: to LED or not to LED, that is the question.
It's a good point - I think especially with LEDs that retailers often exaggerate the lumens output. But I'm kinda thinking look at any lumens quoted and take 30%+ off…
ralwig88 posted:LED Downlights: to LED or not to LED, that is the question.
Thanks Paul
I have checked out the Brightgreen D1000 and am impressed (especially with the active cooling via the fan), but the price is pretty exxy - however, the two lights…
ralwig88 posted:LED Downlights: to LED or not to LED, that is the question.
Hi there
Building a new house and going through the same trouble as everyone else - like LEDs, but want the illumination at least as good if not better than 50w…
ralwig88 posted:Help! Daikin FDYQ200P vs. FDYQ250M
The main area is the open plan family/meals/kitchen/laundry which is 110-120 sqm approx. on the ground floor. That's one zone. Also on the ground floor are two enclosed areas at…
ralwig88 posted:Help! Daikin FDYQ200P vs. FDYQ250M
Hi
Building a house with Clarendon and am forced to go with either Carrier or Daikin. I choose Daikin 
. I need help though choosing the right…
ralwig88 posted:Building Inspector for Brisbane
Just to resurrect this thread, any good building inspectors in North East Brisbane ? At which stages are the best to get in the independent building inspector? cheers,
ralwig88 posted:Anyone had experience with Build4Cost (in S.E.QLD)?
Hi
I'm also considering Build4Cost as well. I've had a chat with one of their people and they have advised that their cost is around $1200/sqm (turnkey) or more. I've sketched…
ralwig88 posted:low profile ceiling fans
I'm interested too - I'm over 6 ft tall and don't want to hit the fan
