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Dimmers
To adjust the lighting for different situation or to balance the general and accent lighting levels, use dimmers.
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Down Lights
Incandescent down lights can provide general illumination if incandescent flood lamps are used. Choose deeper fixtures and darker, even black baffle trim to hide the light source and reduce glare. Eyeball swivel fixtures allow direction of the light to spotlight displays.
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Emergency Lights
Also required by code, Emergency Lighting supplies battery back-up illumination when the power goes out. There are combination exit sign / emergency lights that accomplish both tasks while saving installation and maintenance cost.
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Exit Signs
Don’t forget — Life safety building codes require installation of exit signs so that you can locate the nearest exit. The new LED Exit Signs require no lamp replacement for 25 years and burn almost no electricity.
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Fluorescent Fixtures
Fluorescent fixtures are energy efficient and provide even brightness. Use lay-in fixtures if you have a hung ceiling or wraparounds for surface mounting. Indirect lighting can be accomplished by placing basic linear fluorescent fixtures behind coves or soffits.
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Track Lights
Track lights add dramatic accents. Use them to highlight artwork on the walls, a fireplace or just a mantel display.
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Surface Mounted Spotlights and Directional Lights
Perfect for decorative lighting effects where you don't want to install track lights or recessed lights. Use surface-mounted spotlights and directional lights to highlight pictures and architectural elements in hallways, offices, conference rooms and other areas where task lighting is needed.
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