I have a pendant light on the landing. When fitted with a low energy light bulb it flashes once every 10 seconds when the lightswitch is off and therefore should have no current passing through it. If I change it for a standard filament bulb this does not happen. I have not encountered this problem in any other light fitting in the house. Any ideas?

architecturally with my ceiling measuring 38 liener feet would nine recess light be to many to place? I have a tray ceiling .

They are in my basement, in a drop ceiling. They are all 100 watt bulbs. They all don’t go off at once. Each one goes off at a time, so all four are on sometimes, then just two are on and sometimes they all go out. Anyone have any idea what to do ?

sexy, luxurious lighting for our master bedroom??

The lights are turned permanatley off. HELP!

I just recently moved into a townhouse.
and in the bedroom, there is a plug for a ceiling fan to go, however i just want to hang paper lanterns from the ceiling and plug them in without having to trail the cords down the wall..

Is there any way that I can attach them through the ceiling fan outlet??
A way that possibly doesn’t involve me having to call a professional to do it??

Thank you!!!

Wondering what would look right in a galley kitchen. I know recessed will work, but thought it could be nice to do a combination of recessed lighting and pendants. Is that a bad thing for a galley kitchen with standard heigh ceilings? I don’t want to do track lighting.

I currently have four recessed ceiling cans or "hi hats" with GE Reveal R20’s (floodlights) in there and while the quality of light is good, it looks like the bulb is sitting a little too deep giving each one a spotlight affect. Should I use physically larger bulbs like an R30, R20’s with a higher wattage, or can I adjust the height of the existing lights within the fixture?