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Finding the right ceiling light is important for any space. We bring to you ceiling lights for lounge and living areas in timeless designs and modern finishes. From elegant black ceiling lights to striking gold ceiling lights, each piece is crafted with function and quality in mind. We also offer versatile solutions like semi-flush ceiling lights, perfect for homes with lower ceilings, or a dramatic ceiling light chandelier to create a true centrepiece in larger rooms.  In short, our ceiling lights make everyday spaces bright, warm, and welcoming.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can ceiling lights be dimmed? 

Yes, you can dim the ceiling lights. But for that, you need to use dimmer switches. Another option is to use smart lights. Smart lights allow homeowners to control the level of brightness through an app on their phone. These can also be directed via Google Home and Alexa.

How can I install ceiling lights?

Installation of ceiling lights: Switch off the power supply without fail. Now, remove the old fixture and take it out. Connect wires of the new light to exposed wires in the ceiling. Ensure same coloured wires are connected to each other. Attach the fixture, put back the cover, and turn on the power. However, the best thing to do is to call an electrician and let them handle this task.

What is the ideal brightness of ceiling lights? 

There is a lot of flexibility in wattage of ceiling lights. It should ideally depend on the size of the room. In a medium-sized room, the wattage between 60 watts and 100 watts is acceptable.

Is IP safety rating important in ceiling lights?

Yes, the IP rating is important. It should be given due attention when thinking of lights for wet or moist areas, such as the bathroom and the kitchen. The IP rating corresponds to the amount of resistance of the light from damage due to moisture. As such, the higher the rating, the better it is.

How Can I Use Dimmer Switches with Ceiling Lights?

You can only use dimmer switches on light compatible with them. If your lights are compatible with dimmer switches, do the following - turn off the power and take out the regular wall switch. Replace it with the new dimmer switch, and switch the power back on. Be careful with the wires when connecting them. If possible, let an electrician do it. They are trained for such work.

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