LED emergency lighting
The rapid growth of light emitting diodes (LED) as an alternative to incandescent and fluorescent light sources is having a significant impact on the...
Ventilation and lighting regulations
While insulation is vital to controlling the climate in your home, laws also exist to ensure that fresh air and light are available throughout...
Lamp recycling made easy
The electrical industry is making the most of an Australian Government initiative that aims to increase the recycling of mercury-containing lamps. How can you...
How to comply and conform with the new lighting requirements
Lighting installers at any level should be aware of the need to comply with the requirements of the Building Code of Australia (BCA) in...
What you need to know about LEDs
LEDs are undoubtedly the future of lighting, says Philips Lighting’s Phil Compson. But there are things that you need to know to achieve the...
How fluorescent globes work
Ever wondered how these empty-looking tubes of glass manage to provide so much light? Read our back-to-basics explanation of how fluorescent globes work.
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Light fittings
Light globes connect to your house's electrics through light fittings. Read about how fittings work, the different types that are available and where they...
Home theatre lighting
Lighting can make or break a home theatre. Too much, and it washes out the screen. Too little, and you’re fumbling in the dark. The right lighting strikes a perfect balance—subtle, stylish and practical—enhancing the mood without stealing the spotlight.
Timer switches
Timers are another way that automation systems can help to ensure that your smart home activates the necessary functions at the right time of...
Motion, light and climate sensors
Sensors are an vital part of any smart home. They can be used to detect intrusions, to tell when it's getting dark, and to...