Combine lighting spurs or new CU?

I know, we'll have an inspection table but generally want the light to be as good as it can be, without getting specialist.
 
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I meant a specialist to advise you on the lighting, not (necessarily) specialist lighting.
 
Dagoof,
If high value printing then a specialist lighting advisor is a good idea.
If on tight budget, then this is a good American article that might help you in sourcing and purchasing the correct tubes.
http://www.printing.org/viewingconditions

The following article has links to suppliers at the end:
http://www.missinghorsecons.co.uk/w...hic-arts-d50-lighting-and-viewing-conditions/

and (I think) here are more tubes that that article is referencing:
https://www.osram.com/osram_com/pro.../color-proof-t8/index.jsp?productId=ZMP_60371

regards sfk
 
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