They are in fact identical to your current leds except that they come in one too long length in a roll and you cut it to length, so the light is identical all the way along even when dimmed.
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The saga continues.
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Ahem, I was referring to the *LEDlite* tubes on the *TLC* site.
My comment followed your:
" If you look at the specs on the TLC site, their figures don't scale either. But do subjectively match, as I'd expect."; and
And the TLC tubes are by LEDlite, yours are from *Ledison*.
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But Dave wanted warm white, dimmable tubes ...
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It was Dave who prayed in aid the (non-dimmable) LEDlite tubes on the TLC site (without specifying the colour): see his 18/02/2022, 13:45
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True - sorry.
I just assumed you'd been following the thread. TLC ledlights are mains tubes and can't be dimmed. The Ledison ones low volts with an external driver required.
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Just mentioned by experience of other make LED tubes. And that subjectively they gave the same output per CM of active length.
And that the Ledison don't...
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These are under kitchen cupboard lights. The worktops have all sorts of appliances. Meaning the lights need cleaning from time to time. And a tube very easy to do. A strip with some home made diffuser likely to be a PITA to clean.
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Not with a diffuser, you are cleaning that, very easy to clean.
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You are going to make a diffuser sealed all round, then? Out of what, and at what cost for 9ft worth of lighting?
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No, buy one like that.
Plastic, like your current tubes are.
Peanuts, lots sell them.