E lectromagnetic Interference (EMI) also known as Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) happens when something disrupts the optimal performance of electrical circuits. The EMI ‘noise’ can be generated in many different…

A s we drift away from the times of incandescent lighting – using an illuminated filament as a light source – we have seen a decline in the quality of…

W hen you’ve found that you have needed a new bulb over the last few years, you might have noticed that your available choices have been largely narrowed down to…

When it comes to lighting an environment where people congregate, whether at your home, or at a large international trade show, it's important to consider how much of a role…

Low voltage lighting applied correctly can transform any location into a great location. Standard power supplied from the grid in North America is 120V AC. This voltage (also known as…

How much is too much? You might ask yourself this question for many things in life, but have you ever framed this question when it comes to lighting? Sure, a…

The Old Problem: Halogen lighting is hot, like 4,500°F white hot. By its very nature you’re heating up a coil of tungsten wire in a vacuum, or under pressure with…

When picking out the perfect bulb, there are many options, and frequently you can feel stumped by the choices. What is your wattage requirement? What about beam spread? Color temperature?…

Have you ever wondered why colors seem to pop when you’re outside more so than when you’re under artificial lighting inside? What is it that makes a rose so vibrantly…

LED bulbs can flicker for numerous reasons, the primary causes can differ depending on if you are using line voltage (120V) or low voltage (12V) bulbs. Let’s discuss the most…