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With over a century of lighting technology, leadership, and engineering, Progress Lighting offers the highest quality in residential and commercial lighting solutions bringing products that deliver aesthetic appeal, stellar performance, easy installation, and value to the designer marketplace. Headquartered in Greenville, S.C., Progress Lighting has distribution centers located throughout the country that support one of the largest networks of lighting showrooms, electrical builders, home centers, and home builders in the United States and Canada.
Progress Lighting specializes in manufacturing award-winning energy-efficient products while educating individuals on new options available in solid-state lighting. Their lighting fixtures reflect artistic influence, on-trend elements, and details to contribute to affordable luxury for the home. The collections found throughout their Design Series have become the statement, the art piece, and the focal point – contributing to an overall luxurious experience in the home.
Butler Lighting aligns with Progress Lighting because of their shared dedication to providing innovative and reliable lighting solutions. Butler supports their track record of investing in and developing cutting-edge lighting technologies. Their commitment to environmentally sustainable practices, with a focus on producing energy-efficient illuminations, is exactly the innovation that Butler Lighting is interested in partnering with.
Look for the light bulb code and light bulb base code on your lighting fixture.
All light bulbs will have the wattage rating printed somewhere on the glass or on the metal collar of the bulb.
The three types of light bulbs are incandescent, fluorescent, and LEDs.
Yes, there are both dimmable and non-dimmable LED light bulbs on the market.
You may be using a non-dimmable light bulb. The circuitry inside non-dimmable LEDs cannot handle special phase forms and are designed to either be fully powered ON or OFF.
You can use an LED bulb in an existing fixture as long as the socket, or mounting base, is the same size and type. However, if the LED wattage is higher than the fixture recommends, you cannot use it.
If you’re looking for warm light, choose 2,700K-3,000K. If you’re looking for cool light, choose 3,500K-4,100K. If you’re looking for daylight, choose 5,000K-6,500K.
LED lights are the brightest lights because they are the most energy efficient and offer a brighter light for the same wattage. Quality LED fixtures output around 170 lumens per watt while a fluorescent light only puts out around 110 lumens per watt.
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