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  • Beauty SpotsW.A.C. Lighting Beauty Spots Unique Accent Luminaires For Eye-catching Effects and Drama
  • ebuild (12/6/2007)
  • W.A.C. Lighting's Optical Crystal Beauty Spots offers an innovative line of accent luminaires. W.A.C. Lighting is a manufacturing leader of track, recessed, undercabinet and monorail lighting. Perfect for accent lighting in bedrooms, dining areas and smaller areas such as foyers and entryways, W.A.C. Lighting's Beauty Spots are singular decorative luminaires integrating hand-cut, hand-polished optical crystal shades with low voltage xenon lamps
  • Low Voltage Recessed Downlights in Bronze FinishW.A.C. Lighting Introduces Low Voltage Recessed Downlights in Bronze Finish
  • ebuild (12/6/2007)
  • W.A.C. Lighting will introduce Low Voltage Downlights, with three and four inch Trims, in the new Bronze Finish. W.A.C. Lighting is a leading designer and manufacturer of track, recessed, undercabinet, decorative and monorail lighting. W.A.C. Lighting's New Recessed Downlights can be used for both new construction and retrofit installations. They combine the beauty of a Bronze Trim with the state of the art technology and design. The new offering includes Miniature Downlights, ideal for undercabinet lighting, that use 12 volt, 20-watt Xenon or 12 volt, 35-watt Halogen lamps.
  • Automatic Emergency Light
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (9/7/2007)
  • The EgressLite, a recessed emergency light fixture powered by a central battery, automatically pops out to provide illumination along egress paths when AC power is lost. The neutral housing trim can be finished with paint, wallpaper, and other finishes. 866-494-4431.
  • Sea Gull LightingSea Gull Lighting Introduces Energy Efficient Lighting Catalog
  • ebuild (7/30/2007)
  • Sea Gull Lighting Products LLC, a leading manufacturer of decorative and functional lighting products, has introduced a new 136-page "Energy Efficient Lighting" catalog to highlight the broadest collection of decorative ENERGY STAR qualified lighting fixtures and ceiling fans produced by a single manufacturer.
  • Halo Line of H3 Small-Aperture Recessed Downlights
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (5/14/2007)
  • Cooper Lighting. Square trims are now available for Halo's line of H3 small-aperture recessed downlights. The dual-listed trims come in adjustable, adjustable gimbal, and regressed lens adjustable shower light styles, and are for use with low-voltage 50-watt MR16 and line-voltage 50-watt GU10 lamps. Trims come in satin nickel, antique copper, Tuscan bronze, white with black baffle, white with white baffle, and black with black baffle finishes. 770-486-4800.
  • Energy Star Gazing
  • BUILDER Magazine (5/1/2007)
  • With electricity prices rising as much as they have been for the last five years, it is important that you outfit your homes with as many energy-saving features as possible. One way to do this is with Energy Star–qualified lighting packages.
  • Halo H3 Square TrimsCooper Lighting Introduces Halo H3 Square Trims
  • ebuild (3/21/2007)
  • Cooper Lighting introduces a new line of square trims for its Halo H3 small aperture line of recessed downlights. The dual-listed trims, for use with low voltage 50W MR16 and line voltage 50W GU10 lamps, feature three different styles including an Adjustable, Adjustable Gimbal, and a Regressed Lens Adjustable Shower Light.
  • IRiS Square Recessed DownlightCooper Lighting Previews IRiS Square Recessed Downlight Series
  • ebuild (3/21/2007)
  • Cooper Lighting previews a new series of recessed luminaires with 4-inch square apertures targeting prestige residential and commercial properties. The IRiS Square Recessed Downlight Series features unmatched modular design and a two-stage optical system producing smooth distribution with excellent light control and low aperture brightness.
  • Green Light
  • REMODELING Magazine (3/14/2007)
  • Jonathan Katar of Sage Builders in Newton, Mass., agrees that now is the time for reform, whether required by law or not. But he thinks the emphasis should be on the building science of green remodeling--for example, insulation, on-demand heating and cooling systems, and water-saving plumbing. The materials of green building--such as using low-VOC paint and FSC-certified lumber--should be secondary.

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