FR Great advice above. We are in the process of finishing up a hospital job in Lexington, Ky. that utilized about 30 percent LED lights even on the 30' poles for the parking lot. I was very impressed with the amount of light from the pole lights. That being said it is a very bright light. In other words not a real warm type of light. Just a cosideration. Also dont skimp on your wire size to your panel you may want to add aeration or who knows what else in the future. And feed "Everything" with GFCI. Good luck.
Ah see poor control of the LED manufacturing will give you that high K value blue LED look. Higher than the 5500K you step out of the visible light spectrum for the human eye and it starts to become shadowy. You lean to much on the rod part of the eye for night vision. Too blue like the new HD headlights for cars can damage the night vision of the human eye.
AGAIN not selling product nor will I drop a name.
This house would have used 4950 watts of conventional lighting. It is done with 305 watts of LED. Good LED manufactures can make the nice warm white and still be bright.
Cheers Don.
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