Light Bulbs.

I did find Golf ball LEDs in Screwfix , but lots of complaints that they Buzzzzzzz ?

http://www.screwfix.com/p/lap-golf-ball-coated-led-lamp-white-ses-6w/3264g

 

No, you can set up bulb groups and things. So you can use as many as you like, and group them into rooms or whatever you want. Which allows you to change them all simultaneously.
I control them from my iPhone


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I wrote that poorly. A remote comes with each bulb. 5 bulbs means 5 remotes. As only one is needed, then the 4 extra remotes are a waste of money/resources, are they not? Why can they, in this case, not be bought separately?

 

I've done something similar, went from 160W to 8W across 8 bulbs in the kitchen. £10!

Only down side is that they are at a frequency that makes things 'strobe' as they move, better explanation here: http://electronics.stackexchange.co...g-strobing-of-led-based-household-light-bulbs

Should've bought better, but I'm still happy with them!

 

The Screwfix ''Spring Deals' leaflets (we both have accounts) just got delivered and they have £5 off no minimum spend vouchers in them, so that's enough LED bulbs for the entire house sorted at only £1 each.

No BC ones in stock anywhere near us, but we'll get some more twin packs of ES to BC adaptors from IKEA @ £1 for a 2 pack. Found them really useful for cheap bulbs when the only ones left are ES http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/90295615/

 

Reminded me of a tale from some years back where a guy was working with a lathe (or similar) the rotation of which just happened to match the flickering frequency of the fluorescent lighting - he stuck his hand in the moving machinery thinking it was stationary - and you can guess the rest .