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For who is searching for LED replacement of tradditional lights per Watt Halogens///////////// CFL ////////// LED 40 - 60 //////////// 12-15 ///////// 5-8 60 - 75 /////////// 15-18 ///////// 7-10

If i were you i will go for LED strip lights they are very low profile and are great choice for kitchen under cabinet lighting.

you can use LED recessed light, each downlight is individual light so you can control the number of downlights for each closet.

you should choose a bulb that keep inside the housing to get a better look also.

you can also use LED Puck lights, they are individual lights, you can arrange them as you need, and also gain all the benefits of LED technology.

I agree with you but in many cases eyeball trims give you flexibility and a good solution to control your light angle.

for your garage you should follow this steps: 1- Determine the area per (ft²) of the room that you want to light=30*40= 1200 ft² 2- Determine the total wattage required for this area by Multiplying the area by 1.5, which is the average watt/ ft²=1200*1.5= 1800 W 3- Divide the total wattage by...

Since, your garage is square you should go for a layout of 5 rows and 5 colums to give uniform lighting distribution. distance between light units =32/5=6.4 feet distance between wall and first light =6.4/2= 3.2 feet

mixing between light sources enhance the lighting system and give you more control and flexibility.

A special moisture-resistant recessed lighting fixtures are required to be used in the bathroom for safety because the area is exposed to high moisture and humidity. So, always remember that you should not use regular trims in the bathroom.

You can add them over each side near the head of the bed, and preferred to be switched separately from the rest light sources. But avoid placing them directed over the bed. Try to use adjustable trim, will give you flexibility.

For Sloped ceilings you can use an eyeball trim, that trims are adjustable so you able o direct the light straight down.

For your area follow this steps : 1- Determine the area per (ft²) of the room that you want to light=23*23= 529 ft² 2- Determine the total wattage required for this area by Multiplying the area by 2, which is the average watt/ ft²=529*2=1058 W 3- Divide the total wattage by the output wattage...

In case you plan for using LED bulbs you have to know that 7 watt LED bulb can practically produce a similar light output as a 60 watt halogen bulb. caculate your area 32*32=1024 ft² calculate required average watt=1.5*1024=1536 watt consider we use 7W LED bulb which produce 60W no. of...