Pesetech 80w LED skylight installed

[@jack71483]

thank you for posting this! super helpful!!!!

[@DuncanDimanche-sreview]

welcome

[@helensid6670]

Thank you! To me it seems perfect (and Coelux prices are so high that I've forgotten them, this one is ok)

[@DuncanDimanche-sreview]

@@helensid6670 Yeah unfortunately Ceolux is a very niche clientele. Glad that you have found this useful

[@WaffleStaffel]

When you look up, do you get the effect of a point source light the sun? I believe most of these skylights use a sheet of acrylic/PMMA embedded with titanium dioxide nanoparticles. I wonder if one can get their hands on just this material. It wasn't common ten years ago when these skylights started popping up, but maybe now?

[@DuncanDimanche-sreview]

when looking up at the direction of the light source you can clearly see the LEDs strip I believe that the new models have those sun like Lightsource that even moves when you're moving around and looking directly at it. I have been talking to another manufacturer in China and they have this sun like light source and i'm not too sure about the composition of the material.... to me it didn't seem that complex of a system but I could be wrong the best way to find out would be to take one appart haha

[@WaffleStaffel]

@@DuncanDimanche-sreview Interesting, thanks for sharing!

[@NT-eh6om]

Hace you had a look at the Yuji Skylights?

[@DuncanDimanche-sreview]

@@NT-eh6om no ! but I will !!!

[@saint2709]

Thanks for sharing, I was designing a basement apartment and I’m thinking of incorporating 4 units into the ceiling in a line spanning the the whole length of the apartment from the living room through the hallway to the bedroom, the span is about 35 feet. I was curious to know how much space between them you would recommend as I don’t want one skylight light overlapping the other and cancelling the effect on the wall. And I haven’t decided yet between the 1’x2’ or the 1x4’ maybe even a 1’x6’.

[@DuncanDimanche-sreview]

@@saint2709 good question I think that it's juste a matter of preference to have one long strip or to leave some space in between to really have this light hitting the wall effect they recommend having the light 40-50cm (about two feet) from the wall but they also have some lights that are shooting straight down as if the sun was at noon and some have fake sun that moves around as you move around haha but they are about 22cm deep (the light) i'll let you do the maths in inches on that one haha i hope that it helped... if you are interested i have been in touch with an other brand that seems to be ahead of the game (they claim to be the direct manufacturer)

[@saint2709]

@@DuncanDimanche-sreview Thank you for your insight. I have just noticed that PeseTech is now available on Amazon. And of course I would be interested in the latest technology as the model I am seeing on Amazon has been around for years. I don’t want to install something and then find out what I have installed has been replaced by something newer and better. Ps I do have room in my ceiling cavity, I got 9” not including the drywall soundproofing cake of 2.75’’.

[@alexg963]

@@DuncanDimanche-sreview which brand have you been communicating with? If you’re willing to share. I’ve been trying to figure out which company actually manufactures most of these for a while.

[@MarcoDeNuzzo]

I don't have a false ceiling, and I would like to have the ultra-thin one you found. If possible, I would appreciate the link to the company that produces it. Thank you anyway!

[@DuncanDimanche-sreview]

@@MarcoDeNuzzo hi i can get you in touch with their sales department Can you send me your contact ?

[@DuncanDimanche-sreview]

@@MarcoDeNuzzo are you from the states ?

[@MarcoDeNuzzo]

@@DuncanDimanche-sreview I sent you an email

[@donaldlee6760]

I have two skylights in our two story home. It would be mind blowing to install a skylight on the ground floor, which is typically impossible. What are your thoughts now that your reaching the 1 year mark?

[@DuncanDimanche-sreview]

@@donaldlee6760 i'm still happy with it ! people get fooled by it and it does really trick your mind to thinking that there is a sky above I had my friend's mom asking me where I bought them and she wanted to order a few I am currently talking to an other company who directly build this type of light and they have a new very very thine skylight and fake windows (3-7cm thick) which is impressive ! the light is projected straight down not off to an angle I just don't have to cash right now to order one to test out

[@MarcoDeNuzzo]

"Thank you for the video. I am looking for more information about this type of products. Could you please tell us which companies you are in contact with and if there are any updates on these products? Thank you."

[@DuncanDimanche-sreview]

@@MarcoDeNuzzo hi there ! so the brand is Yuer Skylights and i need to find their website So i can send you the link here is what i sent to an other person who asked the same question : after one year i'm very happy with it people get fooled by it and it does really trick your mind to thinking that there is a sky above I am currently talking to an other company who directly build this type of light and they have a new very very thine skylight and fake windows (3-7cm thick) which is impressive ! the light is projected straight down not off to an angle I just don't have to cash right now to order one to test out

[@kspince]

How's this holding up? Would love to see it finished off and in a room with other additional lighting. About to buy one for my bathroom but there's so little information/reviews about this out there.

[@DuncanDimanche-sreview]

so far so good ! I can connect to it easily so that's good i will post an update this summer when the bathroom will be done

[@joshr6499]

Is the bathroom done yet?

[@roza_gee]

Wondering if it's waterproof? For example could you put it above a shower alcove that would get steam and water spray?

[@DuncanDimanche-sreview]

@@roza_gee I'm not sure about the IP rating I know that some models are made for the bathroom so steam and occasional spray might be possible for sure. it also depends on the ip rating and the hight of your ceiling and also the norms of your country i know that here in france i can have ip44 in my bathroom because my ceilings are higher than 280cm

[@DuncanDimanche-sreview]

@@roza_gee but you can contact them

[@obiwankenobi661]

thanks for the update

[@DuncanDimanche-sreview]

@@obiwankenobi661 welcome !

[@TSM-Gandhi]

Can u please make a video with all the other lights off sir , ty

[@DuncanDimanche-sreview]

@@TSM-Gandhi i just filmed it i'll try to post it soon

[@Jefferson-ly5qe]

Interesting

[@DuncanDimanche-sreview]

indeed !!