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Light Fixtures
Facts and Products Knowledge:
- Uses long-lasting pin-based bulbs with an average replacement once every 7 years.
- Has excellent color rendering (CRI), are flicker-free with no hum and are instant-on.
- All ENERGY STAR Light Fixtures carry at least a 2 year warranty.
Popular Lighting Fixture Applications:
Suspended Down Lights – direct most of the light downward.
Use halogen or ENERGY STAR compact fluorescent lamps to replace incandescent
A-lamps and globe compact fluorescent lamps to replace globe incandescent lamps.
Recessed Down Lights – direct light downward, but in a
symmetrical distribution, also referred to as “cans” and “high hats.” Replace
incandescent lights with more energy efficient lamps. It is better to use an ENERGY
STAR reflector CFL than a spiral CFL since the design of the reflector evenly
distributes the light down to the task area.
Shelf and Display Cabinet Lighting – accents collections of
objects and art and is used to light shelves in storage areas. To save energy,
consider ENERGY STAR linear fluorescent lamps and use a timer.
Architectural Valances – direct light both upward and downward
and for maximum energy efficiency, use ENERGY STAR linear fluorescent lamps.
Under Cabinet Lighting – installed below an upper cabinet to
direct light down toward a work surface. For best results, use the longest
ENERGY STAR linear fluorescent lamp that will fill at least two thirds of the
cabinet width.
Torchiere – free standing lamp with a shallow bowl-shaped light
fixture mounted to a pole. Directs light upward.
Ceiling Fan with Light – ENERGY STAR qualified ceiling fans are
50% more efficient than standard models with improved motors and blade designs.
Purchase an ENERGY STAR qualified light kit for fans that do not include lighting.
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