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Universal Dimmer Switch

July 18, 2012 Written by Robert Robillard 1 Comment
Universal Dimmer Switch

The Solution to Today’s Dimming Challenges is Choosing the Right Dimmer Today consumers have more choices than ever to fulfill their home lighting needs. The days of a simple incandescent bulb and an on/off switch have evolved and given way to LEDs, CFLs and the ability for residents to manage both their energy usage and ambiance through the use of dimmers. Evolution, however, is sometimes tricky business. Universal Dimmer Switch: As … [Read more...]

Filed Under: CFL Bulbs, Leviton, Lighting

Leviton Compact Fluorescent Ceiling Fixture with Occupancy Sensor

February 26, 2011 Written by Robert Robillard Leave a Comment
Leviton occupancy sensor

 LEVITON Occupancy Sensor Model 9863 - Review LEVITON Occupancy Sensor Is Ideal for Closets, Garages, Storage Areas, Attics and Basements: The folks at LEVITON recently sent me their  new Compact Fluorescent Ceiling light with an  Occupancy Sensor to evaluate and review. LEVITON has a new Compact Fluorescent Ceiling light for closets and closed spaces that turn on automatically by an occupancy sensor.   Fluorescent lighting is the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: CFL Bulbs, Leviton, Lighting, Product Review

Compact Florescent Bulbs: Choosing The Correct Brightness

January 10, 2011 Written by Robert Robillard 1 Comment
compact flourescent bulb: choosing brightness

Choosing The Correct CFL  Brightness: Compact Florescent Bulbs  or CFL’s are a variation of the fluorescent tube.  CFL’s work the same way, only are designed to fit into a standard incandescent bulb socket. They operate on a quarter of the energy used by incandescent, and can last up to ten times longer. Choosing the correct CFL brightness is easy.  Manufacturers of CFL bulbs list on the product packaging equivalency information to … [Read more...]

Filed Under: CFL Bulbs, Energy Star

Top 10 Things YOU Can Do to Reduce Global Warming

October 17, 2008 Written by Robert Robillard 3 Comments

Burning fossil fuels such as natural gas, coal, oil and gasoline raises the level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere; carbon dioxide is a major contributor to the greenhouse effect and global warming. Here are 10 simple actions you can take to help reduce global warming and use our energy more wisely. 1. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Do your part to reduce waste by choosing reusable products instead of disposables. Buying products with minimal … [Read more...]

Filed Under: CFL Bulbs, Green Initiatives, Programmable Thermostats