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Today's Lighting Tip: Energy Efficient Lighting For Dining Rooms
The watchword when it comes to green lighting in a home? LED home light fixtures. It has become very popular over the past years. Each day, more and more residential applications of LED continue to be available and within a few years, it will have a meaningful impact on the lighting industry. In addition to LED light fixtures, here are a plenty of ways for consumers to up the eco factor.
How to layer Light in the Dining Room
Overhead lighting fixtures, typically chandeliers, take center stage in a dining room and often provides most of the space’s necessary illumination. But task lighting, perhaps at a buffet, or accent floor lamps in spots such as a cabinet create a room that’s bright in every corner.
Here are 5 ways to ensure your home’s green lighting revolution:
1. Install LED lights in your home. More and more are being offered every day; the bulbs last longer and don’t present the disposal issues of compact fluorescents, which contain mercury. LEDs have the greatest growth potential for residential applications as they require less energy than incandescent lights and even less than energy-efficient compact fluorescent bulbs. LEDs work particularly well in directed, down-light conditions, such as under or in cabinets.
2. Go mini! Install a series of small-scale fixtures and put them on individual controls and you may be able to reduce the energy requirements of lights in your dining room.
3. Look for higher lumens per watt. You will get a brighter light with less energy consumption.
4. Use the right light bulb for a indoor light fixture. Install a traditional compact fluorescent bulb in a recessed fixture, and you will end up with a bulb that doesn’t work well, doesn’t provide the right light, and probably burns out more quickly than you would expect.
5. Put the most-used fixtures on dimmers. People tend to turn lights down when they are on dimmers, cutting energy use.

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