Helpful Hint: Take a string and tape it to a shape of a shade/globe made from cardboard, then tack or tape the string to the ceiling where you want the light fixture to hang. Adjust the string to different heights, then leave it there to live with for a while. Watch for vision blocking or positions where a head could come into contact. This will help you determine the right height for your custom fixture.

Compact fluorescent light bulbs may generally be used in enclosed fixtures as long as the enclosed fixture is not recessed. Totally enclosed recessed fixtures (for example, a ceiling can light with a cover over the bulb) create temperatures that are too high to allow the use of a compact fluorescent bulb.

A light table is in the Chart Room at the north end of the library. There is also a smaller light box, that may be borrowed, in the Chart Room.

Our recessed light fixtures are made from aluminum. The body is thick and strong. It does not rust like other metals. The lenses are made in a double glass layer and are pressure tested to 2 tons (Moss & Glance) or 12 tons (Illusion & Mistral).

In most homes we recommend that fixtures over tables to hang 60" - 72" from the fixture to the floor. For Kitchen islands 70" - 76" from the floor will provide good light on your workspace without hanging too low.

Check all sockets. Any broken sockets must be replaced. These are standard sockets available at hardware stores. If it still will not light, check the voltage at the light. Recommended operating voltage is between 10.8 and 13.2 VDC. If there is no voltage at the light, check the wires to make sure they are connected. Black wire is positive (+) and white wire is negative(-). Our fixtures are protected against reversed polarity.

All fluorescent lights require a ballast to function. Both magnetic and electronic fluorescent ballasts give off a slight humming noise; harmonics is the technical term. By design an electronic ballast has reduced harmonics and therefore the hum is less noticeable than when using a magnetic ballast. If the hum is louder than usual the ballast may need to be replaced.

Unfortunately nothing that you would be able to pick up at a local hardware store would work with the T5. The T5 fits in to it's own fixture.

We recommend 32" - 36" over the playing surface. The light should reach the corner pockets. If you anticipate that your table will be used by inexperienced players, you may choose to raise the fixture slightly to avoid errant pool cue strikes.

Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. In other words, Brewer provides lighting products from the most "Basic Exam" to the "procedure". The Featherlight 2000 and 3000 Series offers various models from the wall, floor, ceiling, and dual ceiling to accommodate 85% of the lighting market and are best suited for minor procedures.

In general, one can replace fixtures freely, subject to a few caveats. First, of course, one should check the amperage rating of the circuit. If your heart is set on installing half a dozen 500 watt floodlights, you may need to run a new wire back to the panel box. But there are some more subtle constraints as well. For example, older house wiring doesn't have high-temperature insulation.

We recommend using the PAR-38S PAR cans available on our Accessory Zone page for indoor applications. The cans are made of steel rather than the flimsy aluminum cans that are so common. They use standard screw-in base flood lights and come with gel holders and a hanging bracket for mounting the fixture. The unit also has a five foot power cord with a grounded plug. Another big advantage to using PAR cans is that you can swivel and tilt the can so that it is pointed exactly where you want it.

A total of 6 LED (Light Emitting Diodes) are fitted in most of our recessed lights (except the Illusion which usually has 12). LED's are very reliable components and have been used for decades.

The Moss & Glance fixtures require a hole of 4" (100mm) and a minimum depth of 2" (50mm). The Illusion & Mistral fixtures require a hole of 5.5" (140mm) and a minimum depth of 2.5" (65mm).

We are working with several manufacturers to do just this. If you work with one in particular, let them know you want them to make the Accessmount™ System available with their fixtures.

Yes. Usually a 3-31/2" hole is sufficient. We are happy to drill this hole for the customer upon request.

Yes. Most shades can be interchanged with other light fixture. To see a diagram of different tiffany style shades go here. Some limitations may apply see your dealer for details .

For ground positioning, you will need an area of open space of about 10" x 5" to accommodate the light thereby allowing a little space all round the fixture.

Yes, and all electrical permits and inspections are done by the State of Oregon. Call (541) 396-2148 for the Coquille field office of the State Building Codes Division.

Yes, take a look at our new fLEDescent product. It requires removing the tubes and ripping out the ballast and uses the zipLED LightSticks on an aluminum plate to provide the light.

It depends on the length of the crap table. I prefer the 12 foot tables and would suggest this as a starting point for new setters. From stick right to the back wall is approximately 8 foot 2 inches. Some stick people will move back out of your way (especially if you're betting for them) and let you lean to the left. I'm right handed so it really shortens the toss by a good foot or two.

For a 7 foot table the recommended room size is 12'6" x 15'. For an 8 foot table the recommended room size is 13' x 17'.* Dimensions are based on the use of a regulation 57-inch cue stick.

A good quality pool table cover is probably the most important care item to purchase for your pool table.

Yes we do but first you need to check the length of the bulb. They are typically 31mm, 36mm, 39mm, and 41mm Back to Top

We recommend that the centre of the hammock when pressed down is between 30 to 45 cms from the ground. High enough for your feet to touch the ground when you sit on the side of the hammock with your legs overhanging the side.

Typical installations to date have used 2M or 5M cables. The system may be up to 15M from the screen.

The Minnesota Driver's Manual recommends a minimum 3-second following distance between your vehicle and the vehicle ahead of you. This rule applies to passenger cars and light trucks traveling in ideal conditions. When conditions are less than ideal, you must increase the amount of distance between you and the vehicle ahead of you.