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Using Light Dimmers
Lighting isn’t just there to make sure you don’t trip over the toys on the floor. With a few simple changes lighting can enhance the décor of any room and set a mood.
A dimmer lets you lower or raise light levels so that they're appropriate to the task. For example, a bathroom dimmer can be set low for restful light when bathing or nighttime lighting and then raised to higher intensity when you need to put on makeup. Likewise, a family room can be lit with low-level lighting for intimate dinners and then raised for family activities.
No special wiring is needed for a dimmer --it may replace any conventional light switch, but you must buy specially-rated dimmers for fluorescent or low-voltage lighting and fans.
“Try using light dimmers to have control over your home lighting systems. Dimmers allow individuals to adjust a light's intensity, warm the color of a room, and extend the life of incandescent light bulbs,” said Nancy Marabella, Lighting Universe Sales Associate. By shedding the right amount and quality of light on your space, dimmers reduce electricity helping you save money and energy.
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