Cree, Halo or Juno 5' or 6' led lights for kitchen?

10 years ago

There's an old posting about these lights, but I'm wondering if someone might have experience with these lights. The lady at Ferguson says Juno recessed LED canned lights are better than CREE or Halo because Juno only uses the top 10% of the LEDS created in a batch. She says the LEDS used in Juno lights are more uniform than the LEDS used by other (cheaper) lights. Has anyone noticed that Juno lights are more uniform than CREE or HALO? Juno is way more expensive, but is there really a difference?

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snoonyb
10 years ago
"The lady at Ferguson says Juno recessed LED canned lights are better than CREE or Halo because Juno only uses the top 10% of the LEDS created in a batch."

Really!

Are you also in the market for a bridge?

Juno is a leader in the manufacturer of quality, adaptable and often innovative,"FIXTURES."

However CREE is the leader in the development, manufacture and distribution of the LED technology, which just recently added the LED replacement lamps for fluorescent fixtures.

You might do well to visit their web site.

I, primarily, use the JUNO T12, LED for under cabinet and ascent lighting, Halo fixtures and CREE LED lamps for ceiling cans, JUNO for specialty fixtures.

Quality prevents call-backs.
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