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Posted by Emma Reid on 26th Jan 2022

We all know how much better LEDs are compared to halogens and incandescent bulbs, but how do they measure up to CFLs? There are benefits to using both CFLs (or Compact Fluorescent Lighting) and LEDs (also known as Light emitting diode) but which is better, and which is the best for your home? Florescent Lighting Basics There are two kinds of fluorescent lighting on the market at the moment, fluorescent tubes and CFLs. Tubes… Read more

Posted by Emma Reid on 21st Dec 2021

When your light bulbs reach the end of their life, you now have to look into how to dispose of them. There’s a lot of different factors at play, but getting it right will help keep your home eco-friendly and safe!Incandescent Or Halogen Bulbs These old-fashioned bulbs are becoming less and less common in most households, especially as they are no longer manufactured and are being phased out slowly. However, you may still have some in yo… Read more

Posted by Emma Reid on 23rd Nov 2021

Wash Lighting is a unique lighting effect that’s perfect for creating a lovely ambience in your home. We’re taking a look at this incredible method of taking your home’s lighting style up a notch. A “wash” is a general fill of light and colour spread evenly across your wall. It’s typically created by mounting lights in such a way that a beam of light falls on the wall at a wide angle, but certain light fittings are also designed t… Read more
Outdoor lights are a fantastic way to ensure your home is more secure, especially when combined with a sensor. We’re taking a look at three common kinds of sensor used by outdoor lights and deciding which would be the best for your home! PIR Sensors People and animals all produce heat, and PIR sensors use infrared radiation to detect it. When a difference in temperature is detected by the sensor, the light will switch on, switchi… Read more