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| 286u - "How to improve
outdoor lighting for security and entertaining" |
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c286-1.jpg - An add-on motion-sensing
switch is attached to a standard two-bulb halogen floodlight over a garage
door. It stays on for only 60 seconds after no motion is detected. - James
Dulley
 - c286-2.jpg - A tall die cast metal
landscaping light brightens a large area to double as a security light. The
large diameter top limits light pollution of the night sky.. - Photo credit -
Philips Hadco
 - c286-3.jpg - When installing outdoor
security/entertainment lighting, always follow local electric codes. This
installation uses rigid metal conduit. - Photo credit - James Dulley
 - c286-4.jpg - There will be a delay to
reach full brightness with a CFL bulb in colder temperatures. - Photo credit -
James Dulley
 - c286-5.jpg - This efficient outdoor
security light is mounted against a wall. It is designed to focus all the light
downward on a sidewalk or patio. - Photo credit - Kim Lighting
 - c286-6.jpg - The is a cutaway view of an
LED floodlight. Four white LED's are clustered to focus light on a relatively
small outdoor area.. - Photo credit - Philips Hadco
 - c286-7.jpg - View of an efficient and
well-lighted house for security and entertaining. - Photo credit - Philips
Hadco |
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