Grabber70Mach
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Nick do you have a Rexel near you? Might see if they have them.
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Self imposed problems with lighting fixtured and how to handle :(
- Thread starter dodgestang
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dodgestang
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Well I think I have come to the conclusion that my best choice is going to be to add additional lights somewhere else. Luckily I installed many lights and there are 3 on this switch so not too many.
I stopped at the storeand I spent $5 and setup a proof of concept with some white box covers and wire
They do a good job of diffusing the light and keeping the area lit indirectly, however
With the light source directly overhead....there is always going to be reflection. I looked into anti glare/anti reflection film...for the price of it...I can install 2-3 other lights in a different location and loose the reflection problem all together.
Poorly created video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hDLoh2JQOc
I stopped at the storeand I spent $5 and setup a proof of concept with some white box covers and wire
They do a good job of diffusing the light and keeping the area lit indirectly, however
With the light source directly overhead....there is always going to be reflection. I looked into anti glare/anti reflection film...for the price of it...I can install 2-3 other lights in a different location and loose the reflection problem all together.
Poorly created video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hDLoh2JQOc
Or...you could step up and lose the pinball machines and get yourself something much better like, I don't know...maybe...a Galaga machine!
70_Fastback
Hell Bent for Speed
Since they are incandescent, put them on a dimmer switch.
dodgestang
Active Member
"70_Fastback" said:
Everything in the basement is already on a dimmer.