CHOOSE FROM A WIDE RANGE

Ceiling Lights

Chandeliers

Wall Lights

Pendant Lights

Spotlights

Outdoor Lights

Fans

Downlights

Bathroom Lights

Freestanding Lights

Fluorescent Lights

Light Bulbs

TYPES OF LIGHTING

TASK
LIGHTING

This functional lighting targets a particular area and is intended to help you perform a task, such as reading, working or studying.

ACCENT
LIGHTING

This type of lighting is typically used to create a focal point and draw attention to features such as artwork, plants or design elements.

AMBIENT
LIGHTING

Also known as general lighting, it provides an area with a comfortable level of brightness, usually through ceiling fixtures like chandeliers, or from a table or floor lamps.

TASK LIGHTING

This functional lighting targets a particular area and is intended to help you perform a task, such as reading, working or studying.

ACCENT LIGHTING

This type of lighting is typically used to create a focal point and draw attention to features such as artwork, plants or design elements.

AMBIENT LIGHTING

Also known as general lighting, it provides an area with a comfortable level of brightness, usually through ceiling fixtures like chandeliers, or from a table or floor lamps.

HOW BRIGHT DO YOU WANT IT

INCANDESCENT

Light Output (Lumens)

Energy Usage (Watts)

1300 - 1600

100w

900 - 1100

75w

700 - 900

60w

400 - 550

40w

250 - 350

25w

LED

Light Output (Lumens)

Energy Usage (Watts)

1300 - 1600

15w

900 - 1100

12w

700 - 900

9-10w

400 - 550

250 - 350

FLUORESCENT

Light Output (Lumens)

Energy Usage (Watts)

1300 - 1600

23w

900 - 1100

19w

700 - 900

14w

400 - 550

250 - 350

MORE ABOUT LIGHTS

LUMENS

Lumens measure the amount of visible light that is produced. The more lumens in a light bulb, the brighter the light.

Lumens = brightness

WATTS

Watts are a measure of how much energy is used, rather than the brightness. Because a watt is a unit of power, the more you use, the more you’re charged for.

Watts = energy