Win with AB Electrical - Philips Downlight Giveaway
Hello Neighbours, check out AB Electrical Browns Bay's, latest giveaway...
💡💡💡 PHILIPS DOWNLIGHT STARTER KIT GIVEAWAY 💡💡💡
Valued at $329RRP
To win simply tell us what room you would install these in on our entry form on our website...
Package includes:
4-pack of 9W white recessed downlights
includes Hue Bridge & Hue Switch / Dimmer (cable-free)
Away from home control
Control via your smart device
Tunable white spectrum light (2200K - 6500K)
Dimmable
Material: aluminium
Colour: white
Product dimensions & weight (downlights) Length: 13.6 cm • Width: 5.3 cm • Net weight: 0.344 kg • Recessed distance: 10 cm
Cut out length: 12.5 cm • Cut out width: 12.5 cm
Requires installation by a trained, certified professional electrician.
T&Cs apply ~ Winner must pick up in person from our Showroom in Browns Bay. If the winner cannot pick up in person we will redraw the winner. The competition runs from 1 November to 29 November 2019. Winner will be randomly drawn from all entries.
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