light panel

[russellsmiler]

Hi All
I have a small ceiling in a bay window of my en-suite were i have the oppurtunity and want a couple of downlights.
I have found these ilumos led glass panel lights which i think are quite swish.

it says to switch on its , once for center light, twice for blue light only and further switching for blue and white lights together.

would any kind sole help me by having a look at there spec and commenting about them.


Tried to paste the link below but not to sure if it will link.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/I-LumoS-L...rkt=12&mehot=pp&sd=331553690484#ht_4494wt_774

Thanks
Russell

 

[FrodoOne]

I am not certain what comments you may require.

The site which you referenced indicated that three models are available: 10 W, 15 W or 20 W
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01M7ZM...de=df0&creative=22218&creativeASIN=B01M7ZM7M2 indicates that the 10 W model produces 800 lumens, which is about the equivalent of the light produced by a 60 W incandescent lamp.

 

[russellsmiler]

I am not certain what comments you may require.

Hi Thanks FrodoOne, I suppose I was just asking if there was any glaringly obvious way in which these lights were not suitable.
I have since spoke to technical from I lumos and they have answered my main question which was the sequence activation from my standard light switch, which i was told holds memory for just 40 seconds so the sequence is disturbed after un -use.

 

[FrodoOne]

Really, all of that is a "no brainier."
There are many "electronic" devices - such as PIR Proximity Sensors - which can be switched to "Permanent On" in just such a manner of switch manipulation.
The device which you are considering may have a three step setting, determined by such switch manipulation.
If it works as described I can see no problem.