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Top Electricians » Lighting » Indoor Lighting » Recessed Lighting

Recessed Lighting

If you want to add an air of sophistication to a room without spending too much, then try incorporating recessed lighting in it. This type of indoor lighting can accentuate cabinets, artworks, decors, and structural designs. Recessed lighting is also great for making a small room appear larger.

The following are the different types of recessed lights. Find out what they are and their advantages.

1. Energy Star® - These are cost-effective lamps as their energy consumption is 75% less than ordinary bulbs.
2. Incandescent – They are ideal for all-purpose lighting and cost relatively cheap.
3. Low Voltage Halogen – These bulbs consume lesser energy than incandescent bulbs and have longer lifespan. However, they necessitate usage of transformers and special housings.
4. Fluorescent – This type is perfect for workplaces because the light it produces has less glare and high function efficacy.
5. LED Swivel Lighting – These energy and cost-efficient bulbs have long functionality and do not overheat even with long hours of use.
6. Multiple Recessed Spots – This type of recessed lighting offer a modern and artistic substitute to track lighting.
7. Standard Halogen – This lighting kind offers two options which are the spotlight and flood, and it provides bright white light.
8. Fire Barrier Housing – It provides protection from heat and fire exposure.
9. Swivel Lighting – The focus of these lights can be rotated in different directions making them ideal for highlighting artworks and structural designs.
10. Line Voltage – They are inexpensive but not as efficient as low voltage lights Down Lighting – The light produced by this lighting is focused downward to provide a room with illumination.

Installing recessed lighting requires professional knowledge thus it entails hiring of expert electricians to ensure safe and competent installation.