Fiber Optic Star Ceiling

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Fiber Optic Star Ceiling Kit through Gloss Black Acrylic Panels create a star ceiling for this restaurant.
www.brandlighting.com/nsl_galaxy_fiber_optic_system.htm

Have you ever been to the Rainforest Café restaurants? They have these amazing star ceilings. I’ve seen beautiful star ceilings in other restaurants, too. They are in quite a few design books.

When my son was little, I put little glow-in-the-dark stickers on his ceiling. They are in a lot of kid’s books.

“’The stars on the ceiling are cool,’ Dexter said. ‘I wonder how many there are.’”
Horrible Harry Bugs the Three Bears by Suzy Kline, Frank Remkiewicz

Now there are easy-to-install fiber optic star ceiling kits that use LED. The light source just plugs in. The fibers run up to 12′ and push through the ceiling.

Fiber Optic Star Ceiling Fibers through drywall ceiling.

Fiber Optic Star Ceiling Fibers through drywall ceiling.
www.brandlighting.com/nsl_galaxy_fiber_optic_system.htm

They are easy to install through the existing ceiling or wall. Special panels are available that can be fitted in or just replace drop ceiling panels. They stars can twinkle or change color. The more fiber you pull through the hole, the brighter the star is. You can even paint the ceiling to create cloud or galaxy effects.

Beautiful ceiling in a home bath.

Beautiful ceiling in a home bath.

These pictures are in books I would highly recommend. You may be able to check them out of the library. They are on Amazon or Barnes & Noble. You can spend hours poring over the beautiful photos.

“The dome detail above the whirlpool sparkles with fiber-optic stars, while recessed downlights along the perimeter give off light reminiscent of comets hurtling toward the heavens.”

“The dome detail above the whirlpool sparkles with fiber-optic stars, while recessed downlights along the perimeter give off light reminiscent of comets hurtling toward the heavens.”
Lighting Design Sourcebook: 600 Solutions for Residential and Commercial Spaces Paperback by Randall Whitehead

At the Le Bonheur Children's Hospital - Memphis, TN “Stars, courtesy of fiber optics, change colors as they twinkle.” Lighting Design Sourcebook: 600 Solutions for Residential and Commercial Spaces Paperback by Randall Whitehead At the Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital – Memphis, TN  “Stars, courtesy of fiber optics, change colors as they twinkle.”
Lighting Design Sourcebook: 600 Solutions for Residential and Commercial Spaces Paperback by Randall Whitehead

In a home built by John Kraemer and Sons Inc.; “fiber optic star patterns and the exact layout of the northern sky… the illusions of twinkling and shooting stars”
Perspectives on Design Minnesota: Design Philosophies Expressed by Minnesota’s Leading Professionals by Brian Carabet, John Shand

“The room’s low ceiling features a fiber-optic star [ceiling] framed by false beams to give an illusion of height.”
Perspectives on Design Southwest: Design Philosophies Expressed by the Southwest’s Leading Professionals  by LLC Panache Partners

Celtic Manor - Resort Hotel South Forum Spa

Celtic Manor – Resort Hotel South Forum Spa

Celtic Manor - Resort Hotel South Forum Spa

Celtic Manor – Resort Hotel South Forum Spa

The Forum spa at the Celtic Manor Resort Hotel, Wales
“Underwater sound and light beneath a constellation of fiber-optic stars.”

Celtic Manor – Resort Hotel South Forum Spa
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MonoRail Lighting for the Kitchen

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Photo from Tech Lighting’s website
Photographer: Steve Henke
Design: JALIN Design

Don’t you love this contemporary kitchen with MonoRail Lighting?

The Satin Nickel rail from Tech Lighting follows the bar. It has Bee functional art lights and Mini Om heads.

Tech Lighting Bee 700_BUGB
Aluminum wings and legs; glass body. Two 18″ hand-bendable, fieldcuttable wire leads. Includes low-voltage, 20 watt Halogen bi-pin lamp. Aluminum finish only.

 Tech Lighting Functional Art Lighting >

Tech Lighting Mini Om Head 700_OM
Flexible, clean head rotates 360˚; pivots 260˚ to direct the beam. Low-voltage, MR16 lamp of up to 50 watts (not included). Accessory required; sold separately.
Length: 3″, 6″, 12″, 18″, 24″

Compatible Optical Controls: Glass Lens or Eggcrate Louver (sold separately)

Tech Lighting Low Voltage Track Heads >

Design your own Tech Lighting MonoRail System

MonoRail is Tech Lighting’s signature low-voltage hand bendable rail system that can be used to create the ideal shape to complement any space. It is available in Chrome, Satin Nickel and Antique Bronze finish. There is a wide  selection of compatible architectural heads, decorative pendants and functional art lights.

Tech Lighting is available as Pre-configured Kits.

All kits include:

  • Transformer
  • 2 rigid standoff supports
  • 2 sets of decorative end caps
  • 8 foot long hand bendable MonoRail

Lighting Elements can be selected separately.
Transformer can be upgraded to higher wattage to support more lights.

You can also design your own MonoRail.

How do I design my own MonoRail?

First: a) Choose your lights or pendants. Accessories are available. too.
b) Choose your lamps (bulbs), 12 or 24 volt, that do not exceed the maximum wattage of each light or accessory.
(Bulbs may be included with element).
C) Add up the total wattage of all of the lights and pendants you want to have on the system. Your transformer will have to be rated a little higher than this wattage.
d) Choose the finish (Chrome, Satin Nickel and Antique Bronze) of your monorail system. Make sure all of the parts you want come in this finish.

2nd: a) Decide where you want the rail to run.
b) Sketch it to scale on a piece of paper, so you know what length you want.
C) Measure the length of your MonoRail run.
d) You will need one pair of End Caps for each open end of the run.
e) Count one Standoff for every three feet of rail.
f) Does the run include a sharp angle or turn? If so, you will need a Flexible Connector to make the turn.
If you would like, the rail can be custom bent at the factory.

3rd: a) Select a Transformer.

Transformers
Above: Surface
Below: Remote

Do you want a surface transformer (visible) or a remote transformer (hidden in the ceiling or a closet)?
Do you want a magnetic or electronic transformer?
Do you want 12 volt or 24 volt?
Most people select 12 volt electronic. Now you need that number you came up with in step 1. How many watts do you need?

b) If you have selected to use a remote transformer, you need to select a power feed canopy. Do you want round or square? What size hole do you need to cover?

c) Or select a Surface Transformer.
Remember! The wattage of the transformer must meet or exceed wattage of lamps calculated earlier!

d) If powering system with more than one transformer, add Isolating Connectors to isolate the feeds from each other.

e) If dropping system a distance below ceiling, add one Power Extender to each power feed (add two when using dual feed).

4th: a) Select how to mount it.
Select Standoffs that meet or exceed the drop of the Surface Transformer or Power Feed, the distance from the ceiling.
b) How long is your MonoRail going to run? You will need 1 standoff for every 3 feet of rail.
C) Is your ceiling vaulted? If so, you will need one Power Vault Adapter for each power feed (add two when using dual feed) and one Standoff Vault Adapter for each Standoff.

That’s it!

So, here’s your checklist

Checklist
Make sure your Bill of Materials includes:

Transformer
Power Feed Canopy for remote transformer)
Power Extender (if necessary)
Isolating Connectors (if necessary)

Standoffs—one for every three feet of run (standoff Lengths must match power feed Length)

MonoRail

End Caps (one pair for each open end)

Elements (your lights)
You can see many on this page. Just ask about others. You can mix or match.

Accessories

Lamps (bulbs)—if not included with elements – do not exceed maximum wattage of element, accessory or transformer)

Make sure all finishes match or coordinate.

Tech Lighting MonoRail >

WAC Lighting’s Beauty Spots Recessed Lighting

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WAC Lighting’s Beauty Spots Recessed Lighting

I just love these small recessed lighting fixtures! They work in so many areas and they are easy to install on suspended or finished ceilings.

WAC Lighting's Beauty Spots Recessed Lighting Crystal Pyramid DR-G361-CL

WAC Lighting’s Beauty Spots Recessed Lighting Crystal Pyramid DR-G361-CL used alone creates beautiful patterns.

Use just one by itself to create an accent.

WAC Lighting's Beauty Spots Recessed Lighting shown with MT-236-WT/BK Low Voltage Multiple Recessed Spots

WAC Lighting’s Beauty Spots Recessed Lighting shown with MT-236-WT/BK Low Voltage Multiple Recessed Spots

Use more scattered randomly. Or group them together to create an artistic “light sculpture” effect. Align them to draw the eye and create a visual flow.

WAC Lighting's optical crystal lights will add sparkle to any residential, retail or hospitality installation.

WAC Lighting’s optical crystal lights will add sparkle to any residential, retail or hospitality installation.

Along with general lighting, they add interest to the ceiling.

Without other lighting, they create a brilliant romantic star-like feeling.

Use one or more strategically placed to draw attention to an architectural feature.

Solid Colored Crystal or Faceted Clear Lead Crystal Diffusers

WAC Lighting’s Beauty Spots are hand-made of optical crystal.

WAC Lighting's Beauty Spots Recessed Lighting DR-G362-CL

WAC Lighting’s Beauty Spots Skirted Ball Recessed Lighting DR-G362-CL

Multi-facetted lead crystal diffusers break light into beautiful patterns. These cut crystal diffusers spill beautiful eye-catching light patterns to create a beautiful effect.

WAC Lighting's Beauty Spots Recessed Lighting Cylinder DR-G356-CL

WAC Lighting’s Beauty Spots Recessed Lighting Cylinder DR-G356-CL

Geometric crystals refract light to create beautiful striations on a surface. Cylindrical and cubical crystal accents create a softer striation of light on the ceiling.

Solid Crystal in Pewter finish DR-301-PT with Cobalt trim DR-G352-BL

Solid Crystal in Pewter finish DR-301-PT with Cobalt trim DR-G352-BL

Colored crystal diffusers splash colored light to enhance or contrast with the elements of color within an environment.

All of them are dimmable to set to set the mood by controlling the amount of light.

WAC Beauty Spots Recessed Lighting

Canopies are available in Chrome or White. They include a miniature recessed can.

The basic fixture consists of miniature can for a 2 3/4″ canopy  with a socket for a 12 or 24volt, 20 watt xenon (not halogen) lamp.

Canopies require a 2 3/8″ cutout and remote transformer. Several can be wired from a single transformer.

The crystal shades fit over the lamp and are held in place by a spring band on the socket.

Overview from WAC
Intended for use in ceilings, cabinets and displays. Fixtures use a Xenon (not tungsten halogen) 12V bi-pin lamp 20 watts maximum (24V lamp may be used with 24 volt power supply). Recessed wiring compartment contains a standard size knock out hole that will accept BX or Romex clamps. Fixture is held in place by spring tension against the cut out hole.
Installing fixture:
  1. Run a wire from a remote transformer to the fixture site (use 12 or 24 volt listed transformer, not supplied).
  2. Cut a 2 3/8” diameter opening on the mounting surface.
  3. Bring the wire through the hole.
  4. Loosen the two screws on either side of can to remove and access the socket wires.
  5. Remove the knock out in the can and install the appropriate wire clamp.
  6. Connect “output” wires from the transformer to the socket wires with wire nuts provided.
  7. Tuck wires under the can and re install with the two screws removed earlier.
  8. Compress the leaf springs on either side of the housing and insert into the cut out hole.
Installing Lamp & Shade:
  1. Use a Xenon (not tungsten halogen) lamp 12 or 24 V (depending on power supply) 20 watts maximum (included).
  2. Align lamp pins with holes in the socket and gently push in.
  3. Shades will fit over the lamp and are held in space by a spring band at the base of the socket, simply push on or pull off.
  4. Shades sold separately. Use shades from the “DR” series.
Tech Lighting Line Voltage or Line/Low Voltage Multi-Pendants, Pendant Cluster Canopies

How High Should My Chandelier Hang?

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hook There are a lot of opinions about what height your chandelier should hang. Your chandelier is the focal point of your dining room. It should not be too high. If you often move the table and you are afraid people will hit their heads on the chandelier, don’t permanently raise the height of your chandelier. Simply pick up an inexpensive S-Hook or Chain Quick Link at Lowes or Home Depot. When you need it raised, just loop up the chain.

Fine Art Lamps 815940 Chandelier from the Villandry Silver Collection

Fine Art Lamps 815940 Chandelier from the Villandry Silver Collection

“Hang at the right height. The bottom of a chandelier should hit about 30″ (36″ at most) above the tabletop. That brings the light close enough for tasks, clears the view for conversation and avoids unflattering shadows.”
Decorating Dos Womans Day February 2012

Harco Loor Jewel Oval Chandelier

Harco Loor Jewel Oval Chandelier
This beautiful eclectic crystal chandelier is available in a variety of sizes. It can be hand twisted to fit your home.

“When I hang a chandelier above a table, I like to have about 66 inches from the floor to the underside of the light fixture. That’s enough room to put a flower arrangement or a centerpiece on the table and sit and talk, but low enough that you still have light hitting the table, giving a glow.”
HGTV Design Star judge Vern Yip, HGTV Magazine

Fine Art Lamps 233540 Pendant from the Black & White Story Collection

This 32″ wide Oriental Pendant from Fine Art Lamp’s Black & White Story Collection is available in black or white satin lacquer finish surrounding a textured white linen shade.

“30-36″ Good height for a pendant light above a kitchen island. Offers bright enough task lighting without head/lamp collisions.
“66″ Ideal height to hang a chandelier. Measure from the bottom of the fixture to the floor. This leaves enough room for a centerpiece and doesn’t block you line of sight across the table, but still gives you enough light for eating.”
Design by the Numbers HGTV Star judge Vern Yip shares his measurement cheat sheet in HGTV Magazine June 2013

The Basics of Track Lighting

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The Basics of Track Lighting

WAC Track on suspended ceiling using T-Bar Drop Ceiling Attachment

Track Lighting consists of a continuous track that conducts electricity from a single source. Fixtures may be attached anywhere along this track.

Track can be mounted to

  • Ceilings
  • Walls
  • Drywall
  • Plaster
  • Wood
  • Suspended Ceilings
  • Along architectural elements
  • Suspended from rods or cables
  • Sloped ceilings

Track lighting may be suspended using rods or cables.  Pendants may be suspended from the track. Track lighting is available in Line Voltage (120 volt) or Low Voltage (12 volt or 24 volt). Low voltage track uses a transformer to drop the electricity to the required voltage, connecting low voltage lights directly to the track. Line voltage track may still be used with low voltage fixtures with a transformer as part of each fixture. Be sure to anchor your track securely before hanging heavier fixtures.

“Track lighting offers a great degree of flexibility to the designer, because not only the direction of the light, but also its location can be changed. This feature makes track lighting an ideal auxiliary or primary lighting source for a retail store. Track lights are also available with colored filters that attach directly to the fixture. The biggest drawback to track lights is the potential direct-glare problem. Because the lights can be positioned in any direction, it is likely the light source will be visible and produce glare. Some baffles are available to control glare, which cause the lamp to be recessed deep into the fixture. Even though this effectively cuts off light, store personnel must be instructed to be aware of the problem of direct glare, and the fixtures must always be positioned to control the problem.”
Store Design: A Complete Guide to Designing Successful Retail Stores by William R. Green

WAC Track on open beams light the ceiling, providing ambient lighting

Ceiling mounted track lighting with adjustable spotlight fixtures and pendants are an excellent choice for both residential and commercial use. There are an unbelievable variety of attractive and functional fixures available.

Track lights make it easy to make changes in your lighting. You can mix pendants and track heads to direct light on specific areas.

Standard Track Lighting Types

There are 3 standard types of Track lighting. If you are adding to an existing system you will need to determine which type of track lighting you have.

  • Halo or Halo compatible track has three wires or contacts
  • Juno or Juno compatible Juno or Juno compatible track is wider with only two wires about 1″ apart.
  • Lightolier or Lightolier compatible track also has two wires which are about 7/8″ apart

There are 3 standard types of track lighting. Halo or Halo compatible (H), Juno or Juno compatible (J) and Lightolier or Lightolier compatible (L).

Power & Connections

Electricity is provided to the track using a Live End.

Power can be fed from one end of the track, from a connector, from a flexible or stem power feed or as a floating canopy anywhere along the track.

Track can be wired directly to a ceiling box or be attached anywhere, then plugged into a standard wall outlet using a cord set. If the outlet is not controlled by a switch, an in-line switch may be used on the cord.

If you wish to have areas of your track lighting controlled by separate switches, so that one area can be lit or dimmed without affecting the entire track, you may use an isolating end and an additional live end.

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Flexible Connectors

Track can be ordered in various lengths or cut to fit any area. It can be laid out in any design, using connectors to join sections. Right or Left “L” Connectors, “X” and “T” Connectors make right angles or use Flexible Connectors to join sections at other angles.

 More at www.brandlighting.com/track_lighting.htm >

Bruck Lighting’s New GalaxZ Simplifies Daylight Harvesting

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Bruck Lighting’s New GalaxZ Simplifies Daylight Harvesting

Daylight Harvesting means using as much natural sunlight as possible instead of electric lighting. Of course this uses less energy and costs less money. Win-Win!

Daylight Harvesting lighting control systems dim or switch off electric lighting when there is more natural sunlight.

Bruck Lighting’s New GalaxZ

Control in commercial applications is crucial to sustainable lighting design. GalaxZ fulfills the LEED® requirements for efficiency with the use of individual integrated Daylight harvesting sensor and drivers without the need for extensive wiring installation or expensive commissioning.

GalaxZ is ideal for general lighting applications where 54w T5HO would be used. A raceway design along a linear line voltage track or canopy mount can illuminate retail, hospital, school cafeteria and classrooms, hallways, grocery store isles, conference tables, office or warehouse low bay applications.

Bruck Lighting Zonyx Line Voltage
MonoRail Track System >

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Fine Art Lamps Perspectives Chandelier at 131 Main Restaurant in Biltmore Park Town Square

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Fine Art Lamps Perspectives Chandelier 731840 with a unique geometric design. The hand finished Patinated Golden Bronze frame is finished with hand-tailored textured multi-tonal gold organza shades. Energy efficient, using five 15 watt Fluorescent bulbs is standard to 120v or can be converted to 220v.

They are also available in Warm muted Silver Leaf finish with multi-tonal white crepe shades.

 www.brandlighting.com/fine_art_perspectives.htm >

Fine Art Lamps has been made in USA since 1941.
These high-end fixtures are hand crafted in  Miami Lakes, Florida.

Most Fine Art Lamps products can be customized. Existing lighting designs can be tailored to meet custom requirements. All products are designed and created in Miami, Florida, USA. Fine Art Lamps has an excellent record of meeting delivery date requirements. Brand Lighting will work with Fine Art Lamps to prepare a quotation on any existing or customized fine lighting designs and to review your own designs.

Above: Original Fine Art Lamps Chandelier 733840 from the Perspecitves Collection H. 37″ W. 42″ (94 cm x 107 cm)
Below Customized Finished Product
Fixture width increased by almost 3 times the original width

 

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Remember the woman who bought the Renoir at a flea market for $7?

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renoir Remember the woman who bought the Renoir at a flea market for $7?

Here’s the latest from the news this morning.

The painting has been seized by the FBI because the painting was stolen more than 60 years ago from a Baltimore museum. The insurance company that paid the claim may be the owner.

“Fuqua told the FBI under penalty of perjury that she bought the painting at a flea market in Harpers Ferry, W. Va., never believing the painting to be a true Renoir, even though a plate reading “RENOIR” is attached to the frame. She describes herself as an “innocent buyer” and questions the FBI’s authority to seize the painting.

“‘Because I am not an art historian, collector, appraiser, or dealer, I lacked the expertise to identify the Renoir Painting’s authenticity, origins or previous ownership history,’ she wrote” www.washingtonpost.com

The latest? Fuqua’s 84-year-old mother graduated from Goucher College, located in Baltimore in 1952 and lived in Baltimore in the 1950s, when the painting was stolen. She operated an art school for decades and specialized in reproducing paintings from Renoir and other masters.

A man who identified himself as Fuqua’s brother, Owen M. Fuqua, told the Post that the painting had been in the family for 50 or 60 years and that “all I know is my sister didn’t just go buy it at a flea market.”

The man later retracted his story, and ultimately said it was another person using his name who gave the initial interview.

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Without Light There Is No Color – Clamp On Display Lights for Art Shows & Craft Shows

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WAC DL-150-BK Line Voltage Clamp Mount Display Lights

WAC DL-150-BK Line Voltage Clamp Mount Display Lights combine precise angling features and a heavy-duty universal clamp attachment.

Do not underestimate the importance of lighting in planning your display for an art show, craft show, trade show or merchandising display. Display lights are ideal for lighting temporary exhibits, booths and craft displays.

“How should art be presented to enable it to be appreciated by viewers? There is no uniquely correct answer, and clearly this question involves more than just lighting… lighting does not merely make things visible… it affects their appearance, and for artworks, this implies that it will affect viewers’ appreciation of the artworks.

“Anyone who becomes involved in providing lighting for museum displays, and particularly lighting for art, needs to give thought to how the nature of the lighting that they will provide may influence the viewers’ experience.”

Light for Art’s Sake by Christopher Cuttle

This can present challenges.

“Lighting artwork poses challenges from both the technical application and design aspects. Proper lighting can bring out nuances and effects in your artwork that you may have not seen previously in a different light.”
www.brandlighting.com/wac_lighting_artwork_successfully.html

Your lighting is meant to display your products at their best. It is more like merchandising lighting.

“Proper lighting is vital to selling, both inside and outside the store. Light directs customers’ eyes to the merchandise and invites them to buy.

“The cheapest and most effective starting place in getting attention and recognition is with good lighting. Good lighting does not have to drain the store’s operating budget… Without light, there is no color!”

Visual Merchandising and Display by Martin M. Pegler

Lighting is very effective In making your booth, your works stand out.

“In your craft booth proper display lighting is vital to selling. It pulls customers’ eyes to the merchandise and encourages them to buy. Not only does it bring out the colors (particularly in a room with florescent lights) but will help make your craft booth display “stand out” and look inviting. People buy because they see.”
www.beading-design-jewelry.com/display-lighting.html

“The people who use merchandise display techniques effectively are able to make colours appear brighter, shiny surfaces appear more glossy, and transparent materials appear to sparkle. These skills are the stock-in-trade of high street window dressers, and such trickery deserves to be shunned by museum lighting designers. Nonetheless, it needs to be recognized that lighting substantially influences how well the visible attributes of displayed objects are revealed… “
Light for Art’s Sake by Christopher Cuttle

Lighting is a fundamental part of planning and designing an effective display.

“So do what you can to draw the eye and appeal to the senses… Suitable signage, attractive tablecloths, appropriate lighting, homey touches, shiny tabletop accents, and dangling displays, etc. are all examples of how you might improve your visibility.”
www.craftsreport.com/show-basics/153-booth-layout-at-a-craft-show.html

WAC DL-007 Low Voltage Clamp Mount Display Lights

WAC DL-007 Low Voltage Clamp Mount Display Lights

Wac Lighting Clamp Mount Display Light is available in black or white. It easily attaches to a frame or display. The optional Framing Projector accessory easily attaches allowing the display of a four-sided image. This allows a square or rectangular area of light to be formed on artwork with minimal light spill, giving paintings and drawings a “self illuminating” effect.

Tech Lighting CP1 Clamp-on Light Display Fixtures 700CP1, shown with Mesh Backlight Shield Accessory, sold separately

Tech Lighting has lightweight and versatile clamp on fixtures with a universal clamp that provides a secure grip on any surface shape, from a 1/2″ pipe to 4″ wall. Complete with 12 volt plug-in transformer with in-line switch and 10’ cord. They are available for 50 or 75 watts. 12 volt, MR16 lamps.
www.brandlighting.com/tech_lighting_display_exhibit_collection.htm

Tech Lighting LC-Archie Lite Clamp Fixtures 700DJARCH

Tech Lighting LC-Archie Lite Clamp Fixtures 700DJARCH is
17.5″ long, with a 10″ high swooping curve. The head pivots to direct beam. It uses a 12 volt, MR16 lamp of up to 75 watts. The round clamp grips securely to a panel as slim as 1/4″ or as thick as 1″. The banner channel allows a tight hold to 5/16″ banner frames. The length of the fixture may be adjusted by sliding the arms back and forth through the clamp. It has a 12 volt, 75 watt plug-in transformer on a 10′ cord to plug into a standard outlet.
www.brandlighting.com/tech_lighting_display_exhibit_collection.htm

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Early Electric Meets New Technology – WAC Lighting’s Early Electric Pendants

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Quick Connect 3-Light Multi-point Mirror Glass Canopy with Mason Jar LED Pendants

The new Early Electric Collection of pendants from WAC Lighting look like vintage lighting, but can use just 5 watts of energy.

They all use an LED light source.

They are available as single pendants, multiple pendants or with quick connects to suspend from  Track Lighting or Monorail.

Socket Set & Lamp Information

LEDme® Low Voltage Line Voltage
LED: 12V/5.6W, 3000K, CRI 85 (included) – lumens may vary depending on diffuser.

  • May be dimmed w/electronic low voltage (ELV) dimmer
  • Three threaded screws are used to secure shade to socket
  • 50,000 hour rated life
  • Energy efficient
  • No projected Ultraviolet or Infrared radiation

Use of these fixtures, pendants or heads with the Monorail, Flexrail, Flexrail 2, Linear System, or Track Lighting.To complete a pendant, select a single or multiple canopy from WAC Quick Connect Monopoints and Multipoints.

WAC Early Electric Pendants >