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Using a light bulb with the wattage too high for the fixture could shorten the life of the light bulb and could even cause a fire in some of the older cans. By asking yourself these questions before buying, you will eliminate the confusion this purchase can present. read more

LED light bulbs provide energy savings of up to 86% compared to traditional halogen and incandescent light bulbs. Watts refer to energy consumption. The higher the wattage, the more energy expended. read more

Incandescent light bulbs are the most common type used among homeowners (for now), despite being the oldest and most inefficient technology. Electrical current passes through a tiny wire (filament) causing it get hot and glow. read more

Light Bulbs When considering recessed lights, pay attention to the type and size of bulb or lamp the fixture uses. Some recessed lights work with screw-in bulbs while others use pin-base bulbs. read more

Decide if you want a Spot or Flood: Some light bulbs like Halogen PAR shaped light bulbs will come two ways: Spot lights or Flood lights. The progression goes from Spot to Flood to A19 which lights up in all directions. Most spots light an area up to 20 degrees in width. read more

LED light bulbs are an energy-saving alternative to traditional incandescent bulbs. They can be used in most common light fixtures, including accent lighting, track lighting, lamps and outdoor spotlights. This guide will walk you through the basics of LED light bulbs. read more