Posted June 29th, 2011
by Bethany Rolph
We had a customer from Natchez, MS share this beautiful photo with us today:
The customer used our LED recessed mini swivel lights to light the display cabinet in his music room. He also sent along this review:
Exactly what I wanted to light a display cabinet 12 deep and 6 tall to go on wall in music room. The narrow angle keeps light in the cabinet. The three 1-watt LEDs are very bright. Installation was easy and instructions complete.
Finished a lighting project recently? Wed love to hear from you!
Tags: Cabinet, Display Cabinet Posted in Home Electricity Design
Posted June 28th, 2011
by Bethany Rolph
Spy Cameras for Cars can be installed within minutes by practically anyone. Their frame rates are generally around 25-30 frames per second and they typically come with a built-in recorder to store images for a long period of time. Spy Cameras for Cars today are lightweight and highly efficient and can be placed anywhere inside the car.
Cameras for Cars can be positioned in the place for the car lighter, where they are virtually impossible to detect. The feed of these cameras can be used as evidence for solving complex insurance cases involving car theft and road accidents. Get a complete car camera system that’s easy to install on almost any vehicle. C
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Tags: Cars, Spy Cameras Posted in Home Electricity Design
Posted June 27th, 2011
by Bethany Rolph
Diverse events at the conventions and hotels have special guests along with many audiences. There is a good need of security based on the venue. Hi-tech security cameras are utilized to ensure safety and protection of all individuals at the premises.
Hospitality industry pros through surveillance
Guest safety – With security cameras the venue is safe from any kind of violence or theft. Guests are protected when right kind of camera surveillance is present on the site to keep an eye on criminal activities.
Remote navigation – You can keep an eye on the event location from remotely connected computer or cell phone with internet access. To
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Posted June 26th, 2011
by Bethany Rolph
Earlier this week, I wrote a couple of posts describing the features of cold cathode fluorescent light bulbs. CCFLs are not new to the lighting world, but their technology has improved significantly over the past few years, and they are an excellent option for energy-efficient lighting. We have been adding over 20 different models of CCFLs to pegasuslighting.com, so this week has been a “CCFL debut” on the blog.
To read about the basic technology that differentiates CCFLs from standard CFLs and other light bulbs, catch up with this post.
In short, CCFLs are extremely durable in design, which gives them very unique dimming capabilities. Fluorescent lighting typically does not perform well with dimming. However, CCFLs can be dimmed down to 5% of their light output without diminishing lifetime.
With all the energy-efficient lighting options out there, it’s important to discuss which applications work best for each product. For example, LED linear tubes are not yet viable replacements for fluorescents in commercial spaces such as schools, hospitals, and offices because their performance falls short of claims. However,
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Tags: Ccfls Lighting, Lighting Posted in Home Electricity Design
Posted June 25th, 2011
by Bethany Rolph
Today’s professionals are utilizing live gps tracking for many applications. The live gps tracking procedure is easy. as soon as you have placed the gps tracker in or on the vehicle you want to track, you simply go online to the interactive map to follow in actual time, where the vehicle is. The GPS tracker has a lengthy battery life and may be utilized to track any type of vehicle. Once you’ve set up your system, live gps tracking will give you up to the second, real time data. Today’s marketplace demands live gps tracking for many reasons as do people.
Live gps tracking may be used in many scenarios. GPS T
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Tags: Gps Tracking, Live Gps, Live Gps Tracking, Tracking Posted in Home Electricity Design