> > I have installed 2 x 6 lamp LEDs in my kitchen. No effects so far.
>> hope that is ok.
>
>Thanks for that.
>After reading more user experiences with those, I will not use them. They are
>no real replacement because they are much less bright than advertisements may
>suggest. It needs a lot more time to be further developed.
>Interestingly some companies that used to produce them have silently
>backed out
>of that line.
>It would have been a nice solution, oh well may be in a few years it will....
>
>BTW:
>I installed fluorescent lamps with an electronic balast. Those things create a
>lot of noise accross MW when I hold a portable radio at a distance
>of less than
>5m. Once I have the feed cables to the beverages installed I will see if this
>noise is still a problem


The advantages of LED lamps is that they run (like GU10) off mains
and generate hardly any waste heat. Great therefore for lighting
cupboards and small enclosed spaces.

The disadvantages are that they are (not yet) anywhere near as bright
as halogen type lamps, and even the "white" light ones are distinctly
"cold" light (ie blueish).

Easiest way I've found to reduce noise from lights and/or their
switched mode transformers is to switch them off in the house and
just have a "normal" lamp on by the radio.

Mark