RGBW Smart Wi-Fi Downlight Kit 9W 90mm Cutout $22.49 Delivered @ Lectory.com.au

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  Encify on 08/03/2021 - 12:58

  Any difference between these and the Kmart ones, I find the Kmart ones really good for $25 each

  Also what does this mean….
  Receive real-time alerts to ensure safety

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    Product RepLectory LED Lighting @ Lectory on 08/03/2021 - 13:05

    Simular product from a different manufacture, Tuya based downlight with Flickering-Free upgrade.

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      Shonky on 08/03/2021 - 15:44

      What does the "flicker free upgrade" entail exactly?

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        Product RepLectory LED Lighting @ Lectory on 08/03/2021 - 15:48

        We did an upgrade on the downlight driver in 2020 to fix the flickering issue the old bach of downlight had while changing to RGB colours.

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  DryScissors on 08/03/2021 - 13:08

  Just moved into a new place and have never replaced a downlight before. Do all down lights have a standard power plug?

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    Product RepLectory LED Lighting @ Lectory on 08/03/2021 - 13:08

    Yes, these downlight comes with AU standard plug attached.

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      plal on 08/03/2021 - 13:19

      is an electrician required or DIY?

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        Product RepLectory LED Lighting @ Lectory on 08/03/2021 - 13:23

        +2

        If you have a roof socket/surface socket in the ceiling then it's a DIY job.

        https://www.lectory.com.au/assets/full/SS1000.jpg?2020071003…

        An easy way to find out is to (switch off the main power supply) then pull your existing downlight out from the ceiling hole.

        keep pulling the cable until you see a plug at the end, if you can't see any plug or plug base at the end after 1meter of power cable then you need a sparky to install these lights.

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    timle on 08/03/2021 - 13:58

    No, not all downlights have a plug. I my place about half are hardwired and half have a plug.

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  nedski on 08/03/2021 - 13:34

  Can these be flashed Over The Air to install Tasmota as its Tuya compatible. I prefer stuff with local control instead of relying on the cloud.

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  Product RepLectory LED Lighting @ Lectory on 08/03/2021 - 13:36

  It is a Tuya light under firmware version 3.3 so cannot be flashed OTA but work really well with the local tuya plugin to the Home assistant

  this allows disconnecting from the cloud server. (tested)

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  teacherer on 08/03/2021 - 14:23

  Why are these better than kmart?
  I'm assuming the kmart ones don't flicker

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  derrick44 on 08/03/2021 - 15:43

  Hi Rep,
  Would 4 of these near the corners suit an alfresco area of 7x3m with a fan/light in the middle? Or would you recommend higher wattage downlights. Ceiling is 31 course high. Thanks

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  Product RepLectory LED Lighting @ Lectory on 08/03/2021 - 15:58

  31C is around 2.7meter, 9W is good, you do not need a higher wattage light.

  If you relying on these downlight as the only light sources in the alfresco area then it's better to have 2 more to make up to at least 4500lm (consider no surrounding wall could refect the light beam).

  But if you have other wall lights or strips lights in the same area then 4 lights are good enough.

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    derrick44 on 08/03/2021 - 19:27

    Thank you.

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  peter05 on 08/03/2021 - 16:21

  is the driver on these units internal or external?

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    Product RepLectory LED Lighting @ Lectory on 08/03/2021 - 16:22

    The downlight driver is an internal driver

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  HakTor on 09/03/2021 - 10:13

  The "Flickering Free" is mainly targeted towards the dimmable switches. It will not solve the interference caused by Zellweger Ripple Tones in NSW and QLD mainly.
  "…Off-Peak power tariffs or Zellweger off-peak tones or ripple control signal which is an electrical switching device used to switch off-peak electrical loads, such as off-peak hot water, on and off or “smart” electrical meters. To do this power stations transmit a ripple on the mains transmission lines often around 10pm when off-peak rates start. The ripple noise is picked up by the Zellweger which adjusts the smart meter to charge a different tariff. This noise can cause problems with electrical devices, particularly dimming circuits and LED lighting when lights are often dimmed in the evenings. Parts of NSW and QLD are most commonly affected. "