Resources on General Lighting (06)
Lighting Tips for Specific Rooms
A collection of lighting tips including sections on lighting for bathrooms, kitchens, trade show exhibits, dining rooms, and general home lighting. Tips for light dimmers, fluorescent lighting in the home including electronic ballasts and low temperature light sources, low-voltage halogen lighting, indirect lighting, pendants, track lighting, under cabinet lighting and xenon lighting. Sections on lighting for the aging and the health issues associated with lighting are also included.
Phillips Lighting: Lightbulb Heaven is Here
If you want to buy any Phillips product, this is the place to be. Consumers will appreciate the forum section. Here, renovators share tips about bathroom lighting, recessed lighting, floor lighting, and chandeliers. There are also some interesting articles on lighting projects on some of the world's most famous buildings: The Sydney Opera House, Fisherman's Wharf and Versailles.
Light Therapy
Light therapy is the use of natural or artificial light to treat various ailments, but primarily depressive and sleep disorders. It may be administered by a physician, physical therapist, psychiatrist, or psychologist--or done on one's own with proper instruction from a trained professional. While exposure to the full-spectrum wavelength of natural sunlight is considered the best form of light therapy, it is not always possible for many people to get outdoors. Therefore, light therapists often recommend treatment with simulated sunlight from light boxes. Website includes sections about how light therapy works, health benefits of light therapy and how to choose a light therapy practitioner, in additions to cautions about light therapy.
Types of Lighting Explained
On Cascade Lighting, Inc.'s site for contractors, you'll find brief definitions of the various types of lighting in the "Creative Ideas" section and a "Landscape Lighting System Service Information" listing under "Tips and Techniques."
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