Free LED Downlights, Primsal/Ecomatters/Philips, 12V @ Australia Ceal [VIC Only]

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Store RepLseattle0099 on 24/07/2015 - 16:11 australiaceal.com (490 clicks)
Last edited 15/09/2015 - 18:31 by 2 other users

There is a great offer for Victorian households to upgrade your old halogen downlights, which consumers 35W - 50W of energy pure light to brand new LED downlight which consumers only 6-7W of energy at "ZERO COST TO YOUR POCKET".

It is completely FREE OF CHARGE to replace non-dimmable (normal) halogen downlight. Dimmable LED upgrade will have small cost (much lower than market）

There are wide range of products available to suit all customers' needs.
- Primsal, 6W, Non-dimmable, 440 lumens: FREE OF CHARGE!
- Ecomatters, 7W, Non-dimmable, 500 lumens: FREE OF CHARGE!
- Philips, 7W, Dimmable, 380 lumens: $10 each installed!
- Embertec, 7.8W, Dimmable, 568 lumens, come with driver: $17 each installed!

A Grade electrician will come to your house to replace this product once you've done online appointment registration.

For more information and appointment registration, go to: http://www.australiaceal.com/led-downlight.html

We also have electricity/gas price comparison service (available to all Australians). Upto 35% discount on market rate. Majority energy retailer/providers available.

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  puyo on 24/07/2015 - 16:21

  Is this using part of a government scheme or something?

  Also what if the electrician attends and finds out the downlights aren't compatible - is there then a callout fee?

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    Store Repseattle0099 @ australiaceal.com on 24/07/2015 - 16:23

    There is no call out fee if we find the transformer is not compatible, as this is our reponsibility to check compatibility.

    Yes, it is a part of VIC government scheme.

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      puyo on 24/07/2015 - 16:24

      Thanks for the quick reply, will check it out.

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  Jamesx on 24/07/2015 - 16:33

  I just put in some self claimed 600 lumen down light and the 350 lumen from Aldi, it's ok for general light up but if you want to read properly, keep the Halogen 50w, no way near it!
  you can buy those cheaper MR16 for a few dollars each, I just replacement some and keep my eligibility when the real good LED <$10 with VEET Scheme. I'm not paying the $10 for Philips 7 watt yet. someone on Gumtree offer it for $5 each which is worthwhile.

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    Store Repseattle0099 @ australiaceal.com on 24/07/2015 - 16:40

    -1

    We guarantee our Ecomatters and Primsal products can be as bright as 50W halogen, you will find no difference.

    Previously we sell Philip for $4.40. Now its impossible for anyone to sell it for just $5 anymore, as Philips has rised the price (due to short of stock always). It can only be more expensive as the VEEC price will become lower.

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      lozbargain on 25/07/2015 - 08:34

      +1

      I have read halogen lights are approx 900 lumens. I am sceptical that these could possibly be as bright being rated <= 500. I have them in my kitchen so this is important to me.
      Do you offer test globes that I could install myself to test overnight to confirm I am happy before committing to the change?

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      andrew1879 on 25/07/2015 - 13:42

      +1

      This is misinformation. 50W 12V halogens produce far more than 440 or 500 lm. e.g. 770lm, 765lm, >800lm, 800-900lm, 900lm, 750-900lm, 800lm.

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    soupiejr on 24/07/2015 - 17:47

    How do you self-claim it?

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    Snoop on 25/07/2015 - 01:49

    Because of what I'd seen a few years back I thought the same thing as you. But nope, changed mine over a couple of months ago after being allowed to test a couple for a couple of nights, and these Primsals are easily as bright as the Philips, Mirrabella, etc. 50w halogens with just slightly cooler white colour!

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  congo on 24/07/2015 - 17:04

  +1

  Let us know if there are any deals for Sydney

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    Jase1 on 24/07/2015 - 17:48

    yes and other parts of NSW

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  taurion61 on 24/07/2015 - 17:22

  Would Moama side eligible for this offer?

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  devilbabies on 24/07/2015 - 17:40

  +1

  "ZERO COST TO YOUR POCKET".

  probably ~$10 per light cost to the government .. which is passed back to the electricity producers and eventually popping up as increased electricity prices and/or taxes .. or something like that .. TANSTAAFL

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  cozmo on 24/07/2015 - 20:26

  +1

  Marks for listing prices for upgrades but you are only at market rates… please try to post a bargain when posting to ozbargain

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  molla22 on 25/07/2015 - 14:12

  +1

  Very confusing and contradictory terms, says free but then costs come into it too often, then this from website:

  "$20 surcharge may apply if customer need to install less than 10 downlights (effective 11 May 2015)"

  it says prior to the above, "no hidden charges" then proceeds to tells you about a hidden charge that should have been disclosed up front

  something like "free led bulbs (for 10 replacements or over per household)" would have been more up front and truthful!

  I suspect its a ploy to get in the door and sign you up to their other services, also be aware if its a government scheme they tend to want to take a photo/s of the installation in your home and get you to confirm over the phone to a call centre that they have installed them, as well as sign numerous documents confirming its been done along with personal information… you will then get regular telemarketing calls for years after selling you discounted electricity and asking how your bulbs are going and if its saved you anything, I did this sort of thing years ago and regretted it, once you had let them in its almost impossible to get rid of them or wipe your info from the database - there is always a price for free