America’s trusted source for architectural and specialty lighting solutions, National Specialty Lighting (NSL), has released two new LED products featuring CCT adjustable technology. Versatile, affordable, and now CCT tunable, NSL introduces the updated generation of Thin Line LED Downlights, available to order at PROLIGHTING. With its slim profile and five adjustable color temperatures, the Thin Line LED Downlight is the perfect choice for countless commercial and residential applications.
The first new product drop for 2023 is here! Meet Green Creative’s MULTIFIT LED Downlight Series, now available to order at PROLIGHTING. The MULTIFIT line has been designed with exceptional flexibility in mind. The MULTIFIT downlight line offers multiple product choices, providing ultra-versatility for virtually any space. Its abundant built-in features, including SelectKelvin and DualDim technology, make MULTIFIT a perfect companion for a wide array of lighting applications. From residential to commercial, multifamily to mixed-use buildings, MULTIFIT’s wide voltage range and multiple dimming options allow for direct mount in new construction or ambitious remodeling projects with its ultra-shallow design.
Anyone familiar with HGTV programming has probably heard of Mike Holmes—the Canadian builder/contractor who first gave us Holmes on Homes—a show that featured the expert Holmes swooping in to save homeowners from renovations gone wrong. Now, with more than eight reality series to his name and over 100 episodes of different projects, Holmes is back with another new home improvement show, Holmes Family Rescue.
Learning how to choose LED recessed lighting starts with understanding the different fixture types, installation options, and applications available. Recessed lighting, also known as downlighting or can lights, is designed to sit flush with the ceiling for a clean, low-profile look. These versatile fixtures can be used in practically any room and are one of the easiest ways to update a residential or commercial space. Today, LED recessed lighting is commonly used in both new construction and LED retrofit applications, with options available for a wide range of ceiling types, layouts, and lighting needs.
Closet lighting can make a storage space safer, easier to use, and more functional. Whether you’re lighting a small reach-in closet or a large walk-in, the right LED fixtures can improve visibility while helping you account for electrical-code clearance requirements around shelves, clothing, and other stored items. In this guide, we’ll cover the basics of LED closet lighting, including fixture safety, color temperature, motion-sensing options, and design ideas using flush mounts, recessed fixtures, puck lights, and LED tape light. Closet Lighting Safety Codes & NEC Requirements The National Electric Code (NEC), which is published every three years by the National Fire Protection Association, sets the rules and guidelines that apply to building regulations in most commercial and residential spaces, including closets and other storage areas. In the 2008 edition of the code, LED fixtures were allowed for the first time. Since then, modern homes have slowly integrated over to LED…
