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Low-Voltage Lighting Recommendations, Please

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eschuylerTAKE@THISadelphiaOUT.net - 29 Aug 2005 19:07 GMT
I am looking for sources of inexpensive 12V lighting to be used to
illuminate shelves.
I believe that halogen bulbs are used, usually in small round cases.
I would like to use two lights on a single transformer on each of four
shelves.

Thanks,
Eric

P.S. Sorry about posting to two groups - my lame newsreader doesn't
understand cross-posting.
Kale - 30 Aug 2005 19:36 GMT
Have you considered using LED lighting?  White LEDs will give good shelving
and display lighting and consume very little electricity.  Do a google
search for 'LED lighting' and you will get lots of information.

>I am looking for sources of inexpensive 12V lighting to be used to
> illuminate shelves.
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> P.S. Sorry about posting to two groups - my lame newsreader doesn't
> understand cross-posting.
eschuylerTAKE@THISadelphiaOUT.net - 31 Aug 2005 14:09 GMT
Kale,

Thanks for the suggestion - I'll check it out.

Regards,
Eric

>Have you considered using LED lighting?  White LEDs will give good shelving
>and display lighting and consume very little electricity.  Do a google
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>> P.S. Sorry about posting to two groups - my lame newsreader doesn't
>> understand cross-posting.
Kale - 31 Aug 2005 18:56 GMT
Glad I could help.  There's a lot of different LED fixtures out there now
that are direct drop-in replacements for regular lighting, and there are
also a lot of 12V systems as well.

Kale

> Kale,
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>>> P.S. Sorry about posting to two groups - my lame newsreader doesn't
>>> understand cross-posting.
 
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