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It’s more what you prefer. Most of my customers preferred the warm white, cool white is a bit clinical IMO, although some prefer that look.
If you have a route about on the internet, there’s some manufacturers who’ll show the different colour temperatures for the same rooms.
That’s a fair few down lights?
Try one of the manufacturers web sites, some have lighting guides;Is it. I tried working out how much that would be in old school watts light bulb but I soon gave up.
unless you have a room above or its a new build .but for peace of mind fire rated ..do they need to be fire rated for the kitchen?
Depends if you go for gu10 or sealed fittings, and if the sealed fitting is cct adjustable or not.If I go with cool white 4000k and I find them too bright can I swap some of the bulbs at a later date for 3000k or must I have to swap all the bulbs at the same time or are these downlight bulbs even replaceable?
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