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  • Illumi-Heat Bath Light/Heater
  • Source: BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine 5/12/2008
  • Hunter Fan Illumi-Heat looks like a traditional light but also includes a heating element for use in a master bath, bedroom, or mudroom. Available in two styles, the fixture incorporates a 700-watt ceramic heating element and a remote control that allows users to activate each independently. It is able to raise the temperature of a 215-square-foot room by 5 degrees in as little as one hour, the company says. More
  • Double Horizontal Wall Light
  • Source: ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING Magazine 9/7/2007
  • Nicholas Antiques This simple, double horizontal wall light from Nicholas Antiques, W6 002, is ideal for use in bathrooms and features a frosted-glass housing. The fixture also is available in a brass, chrome, or bronze finish. www.nicholasantiques.com. This simple, double horizontal wall light from Nicholas Antiques, W6 002, is ideal for use in bathrooms and features a frosted-glass housing. The fixture also is available in a brass, chrome, or bronze finish. www.nicholasantiques.com More

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  • Lamar Lighting Expands Occusmart Line of Motion Sensor Controlled Luminaries with Ophelia Series
  • Source: ebuild 8/21/2007
  • Lamar Lighting of Farmingdale, NY, a leading manufacturer of stock and custom made fluorescent lighting fixtures, just added the Ophelia series to its fast-growing award winning Occusmart line of motion sensor controlled luminaries. Ophelia utilizes advanced integrated ultrasonic technology and either bi-level or programmed rapid start ballasts. Energy savings are maximized in areas where lighting is typically left turned on, but the area is not constantly occupied. More

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