Home > All images > fluorescent > Jobs & Misc. (On Topic)
Return to the thumbnail page FILE 319/619 Return to start See previous file See next file Skip to end
THORN 70w SONPAKs Installed I have finally got around to installing this pair of 70w SON Thorn Sonpaks at a friends house, it's one of them jobs that I've been meaning to get around to/putting off for months. They are being used to light up the frontage of their house, a big old grade II listed Georgian farm house! The end result can be seen [url=http://80.229.24.59:9232/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=7921][u]here[/u][/url]

THORN 70w SONPAKs Installed


I have finally got around to installing this pair of 70w SON Thorn Sonpaks at a friends house, it's one of them jobs that I've been meaning to get around to/putting off for months. They are being used to light up the frontage of their house, a big old grade II listed Georgian farm house!

The end result can be seen here

20180405_210452.jpg IMG-20180402-WA0006.jpg 20180402_151047-1.jpg 20180329_111637-1.jpg 20180328_225357.jpg
File information
Filename:20180402_151047-1.jpg
Album name:fluorescent / Jobs & Misc. (On Topic)
Manufacturer:THORN
Type/Model:SONPAK
Wattage:70w x2
Filesize:3395 KiB
Date added:02 Apr, 2018
Dimensions:3112 x 1607 pixels
Displayed:49 times
URL:http://80.229.24.59:9232/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=7920
Favourites:Add to Favourites

Comment 1 to 12 of 12
Page: 1

FrontSideBus   [03 Apr, 2018 at 08:56 AM]
Looks nice and neat Smile
Kev   [03 Apr, 2018 at 03:17 PM]
Epic you just simply can not beat SON for this kind of install. You could never achieve this with led imagine how cold and uninviting the place would be with LED flood lights in their purple / blue colour!
Slyspark   [04 Apr, 2018 at 05:28 PM]
SON always works well for this, or, for a cooler colour, MBF is my choice of lamp. I lit the exterior of a local church with 80w MBF floods in 1999, most are still on their original lamps, tho not as bright as they used to be. LED won't even manage 1/4 of that time before it fails!
AngryHorse   [04 Apr, 2018 at 10:09 PM]
Tell you what I`m seeing a lot of in Cheshire just lately, GU10 LED downlights mounted in the soffit boards on the under eaves, looks well nice too!, one of our local builders had done it to his house at the bottom of our road, using daylight white GU10s
Slyspark   [04 Apr, 2018 at 10:19 PM]
Doing just that for a customer tomorrow!
AngryHorse   [04 Apr, 2018 at 10:27 PM]
Cool, you just got to do some night shots, (if the customer OKs it of course) Smile
Slyspark   [04 Apr, 2018 at 10:29 PM]
Customer will be fine I'm sure. I'll do the shots once the other lighting works are done and the driveway finished as well! I've got to move 2x downpipes to do this, as they come down the front and need to re-locate to side!
FrontSideBus   [04 Apr, 2018 at 11:48 PM]
Looks ok as long as it's warm white. IMO it looks complete shit otherwise and a house near me has blue ones... blue for fucks sake! Looks utter horiffic!
versalift09   [05 Apr, 2018 at 12:09 AM]
How about 35w CDMR downlights in the soffit! Phwoarsome Cool
fluorescent   [05 Apr, 2018 at 12:50 AM]
Cool white tends to wash out the colour of brick or stonework. Blue would look good if it was a brothel lol! I did consider fitting some warm white metal halide lamps in these Sonpak's, but as they've just spent £40k on new windows (grade II listed) have no money lol
Slyspark   [05 Apr, 2018 at 01:31 AM]
Downlights I'll be using are warm white, so should look good. Done a few places like that before.
FrontSideBus   [05 Apr, 2018 at 09:47 AM]
Been tempted to use 20w CDMR MR16 on the outside of our front porch tbh Smile

Comment 1 to 12 of 12
Page: 1

Add your comment
Anonymous comments are not allowed here. Log in to post your comment