Residential Downlight: Another Lighting Option for Your Home

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Residential Downlight: Another Lighting Option for Your Home

We have many options for home lighting today. They

come in many designs, shapes and sizes to suit our various applications

for home use.

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We can now give our homes different levels and moods of

comfort. One such lighting system we can easily afford and install is the downlight.






A downlight (otherwise known as recessed light) can be properly defined as:

• A lighting fixture (luminary) that is installed into a hollow round opening (aperture) of a ceiling

• A circular fitting recessed into the ceiling

• A lighting system with a light output that goes down






Because it directs light downward into the space, a downlight can appear as a

light shining out from a hole in the ceiling, illuminating

downward as a floodlight.






Energy efficient lights such as CFL and LED and even

conventional bulbs can fit into downlight fixtures, making

downlighting one of the most popular methods of commercial

and residential lighting.






Downlights can be used in all rooms of your house. You just need to know

what purposes you want them to serve.






Downlights compact size and the pleasant light

they produce make them suitable for all

sorts of home lighting.






Downlight can create accent (on paintings

and art objects), ambient, wall and task

lighting effect.






The bright light which a downlight can give out is ideal for task lighting in

the kitchen, bathroom and living and receiving room.






If you need softer light in your bedroom, you can

adjust its illumination by using a dimmer switch.






Contemporary downlights bring a look of sophistication in any room. Most downlight fittings have large ventilation air gaps that can keep the bulb or lamp and your home

cool by venting the warm air from your rooms into the roof space.






Many homeowners, interior designers and home

remodelers appreciate downlights as alternative for

wall mounted lights.






What’s great about downlights too is that they also have dimming choices,

which you can adjust the degree of illumination.






Easy to install, downlights provide unobstructive direct light, providing concentrated light to the room (especially the kitchen and bathroom)

without the need for chandeliers or bulky fixtures.






To make the most out of downlighting, make sure you buy energy efficient

bulbs or lamps. If you have specific

lighting needs, why don’t you go for downlighting?






If you consider this lighting option, you

should seek assistance from a qualified

electrician Melbourne.




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Residential Downlight: Another Lighting Option for Your Home