Im looking into the Under Cabinet, Recessed, LED Puck Lights. Can this kind of lighting be put on a dimmer switch?
Yes! Our LED puck lights as well as our new LED MiniBar2 are now dimmable! .....

What is T8 Lighting? How is it different from the older T12 bulbs?
Fluorescent Lighting has long been the smart choice for today's home. While all fluorescents are more energy efficient than common incandescent bulbs, not all fluorescent lights are created equal. Modern Fluorescent fixtures with the newer T8 lamps and electronic ballasts far surpass the benefits of traditional T12 fluorescents.

What is the difference between Incandescent and Halogen Light Bulbs?
Both incandescent and halogen light bulbs use a filament to produce light. However, halogen bulbs are designed to operate more efficiently than incandescent bulbs

I have a red wire left over from the house power supply and nowhere to attach it to as far as any color code to the fluorescent light fixture, so I didn't attach it. The problem is the light is on, but now the wall switch won't shut it off, so it is stayi
Both the black and red wires in your ceiling are likely "hot" or "live" wires. The red .....

Can i replace a T-12 orginal tube with a new T8 tube on 3' long fixture or other size?
The short answer is most likely no....

How bo you remove the covers on the XPF 225 lights ?
This Vanity type flourescent light fixture uses a simply snap on design. There are metal spring clips on the ends of the fixture housing that hold the decorative trim cover in place.

No question....just want to let you know how pleased we are with our new Country Ivy fluorescent kitchen light fixture. It's like have the sun in my kitchen!
Thank you!! That is always great to here :)

When measuring the diameter for a light to purchase, are the measurements of just the bulb itself inside or the cover too? For Example: I think I want to purchase the CircLite in the 19" #BX72, but is it the diameter of the bulb inside or the cover? If
The measurements provided on our web site for all of our fixtures is for the largest overall outer size of the fixture. So..

I plan on using eight slim-line T5 (4'), grounded, commercial fixtures in a hospital cabinet. They require 277 volt capability. What would be required?
At this time, all of our Super Sleek T4 and T4 slim under cabinet fixtures are designed to operate on 110-120 volt systems only. We do have T8 fixtures, including under cabinet, that can operate from 110 volt - 277 volt using a multivolt / multi hertz ballast. I am not aware of any T4 fixtures that are designed to operate at 277 volt at this time. Sorry :(