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LLF - 50w 240v 40degree halogens

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Start date Mar 6, 2012
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240v halogen halogens

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Mar 6, 2012

Hi all,
Been trying my hand at a bit of lighting design for a cupboard come wardrobe and need to know the light loss factor of 50w halogens. Is there a standard /approximate value? The room is only 2.19m x 94cm x 2.4m

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