Haler vs Enlite

[billy10]

I have a job coming up and the customer wants to go for a sealed LED unit.

I notice alot of people like and use the Haler H2 pro lights and i was angling towards them due to the 60 degree beam angle but i also notice the Aurora Enlite sealed units have the same 60 degree beam and are a fair bit cheaper.

I've used aurora alot and not had any problems so i'm not worried about the reliability of the cheaper, so basically does anybody know a good reason to justify the extra for the H2's aside from the 7 year warranty?

 

[tomspark93]

Fitted plenty of halers in the past and they are a doddle to fit and look well. Downsides for me are the cost, 70mm cutout (can't get my hand in the hole) need to use either a small job or connector strip and connector box for the connection. Can't comment on the enlite as I have never fitted them. I fit ansell orbio 360 at the moment and I can't pick a fault with them at the moment.

 

[billy10]

I've just had a look at the ansell orbio and i like the look of them, you may have just convinced me to use them, the little dimmer module they make looks handy aswell as it fits most grids apparently. Used Ansell LED in the past in some commercial applications and i've been impressed, as were the customers.

 

[tomspark93]

Ive fitted the dimmer a few times. I tend to fit click mode accessories and it fits on to their dimmer plate fine. It does state a 25mm back box is sufficient but like with most dimmers it really needs a 35mm back box. They do recommend using their dimmer and I'm not sure if using another would void the warranty on the fittings.