To Zone, Or Not to Zone… Important Landscape Lighting Design Question

Posted on April 28, 2012 by outdoorlightingofcolorado

One of the first questions a landscape lighting designer or contractor must ask a client is how they intend to use their outdoor space – and what the primary motivation is for them to be adding this new lighting. One of the mistakes that inexperienced lighting designers make is to assume how the client will be using [...]

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See the New Landscape Lighting LEDs at the 2012 Colorado Garden & Home Show

Posted on February 17, 2012 by outdoorlightingofcolorado

There are three days remaining to see the 2012 Colorado Garden & Home Show, and hopefully you’ll be able to stop by the Outdoor Lighting Perspectives exhibit (#1442) to see the latest landscape lighting products. In the meantime, please enjoy the short video tour below where we highlight our latest LED products:    

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New PAR36 LED Bulb Launched by Denver Office of Outdoor Lighting Perspectives

Posted on February 11, 2012 by outdoorlightingofcolorado

PAR36 LED Bulb At 10:00 AM at the opening of the 2012 Colorado Garden & Home Show on Saturday, February 11th, the Denver office of Outdoor Lighting Perspectives launched this revolutionary new landscape lighting bulb to the Colorado market. More than two years in development and testing, OLP’s new PAR36 LED bulb (6W) will truly [...]

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Say Goodbye to 2011… – and Energy-Inefficient Incandescent Bulbs

Posted on December 31, 2011 by outdoorlightingofcolorado

Incandescent Light Bulbs Are Being Phased Out Happy New Year from Outdoor Lighting Perspectives of Colorado! As we bid the year 2011 goodbye, we can also do the same for the energy-inefficient incandescent light bulbs.   The Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 goes into effect on January 1, 2012, and the stated purpose of [...]

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Cody the Airedale Says That It’s Starting to Look a Lot Like Christmas

Posted on November 2, 2011 by outdoorlightingofcolorado

Cody – Santa Claus With two snow storms during the last week, Cody the Airedale, Outdoor Lighting Perspectives’ (OLP) Director of Security and Fun, says that it’s starting to look a lot like Christmas. In fact, OLP and many other Colorado contractors have already started to install Christmas lights for homes, businesses and communities – in [...]

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How Do You Maintain a Solar Photovoltaic LED Lighting Installation?

Posted on October 22, 2011 by outdoorlightingofcolorado

Genesee Entrance Monument – Solar PV LED Outdoor Lighting Perspective’s solar photovoltaic (PV) LED lighting system has been operational at the Village of Genesee’s entrance monument for two years now. A few weeks ago we completed the Year Two annual maintenance for the system – and it continues to illuminate the monument nightly with the [...]

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Outdoor Lighting Product Highlights – 2011 Colorado Fall Home Show

Posted on September 14, 2011 by outdoorlightingofcolorado

Just in case you missed the 2011 Colorado Fall Home Show, not to worry – I have included the highlights and a short video tour of Outdoor Lighting Perspectives of Colorado’s exhibit including all of our new product introductions.   As an attention-getter, the new LED Snowfall lights were unequalled and they drew young and [...]

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Come See Us at the 2011 Colorado Fall Home Show

Posted on August 25, 2011 by outdoorlightingofcolorado

The 2011 Colorado Fall Home Show is the only home show that is being held through the end of this year – so please come on down and visit the Outdoor Lighting Perspectives of Colorado exhibit (#514) at the Colorado Convention Center in downtown Denver. Discounted coupons for attending the show are available by clicking [...]

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GE Lighting Revolution Tour Is Coming to Denver

Posted on June 25, 2011 by outdoorlightingofcolorado

The GE Lighting Revolution Tour  is coming to Denver (Auraria Campus) on Wednesday, July 6th, 2011. As part of a 45-city tour throughout the U.S. and Canada, GE is showcasing the latest in lighting technology including LED, Ceramic Metal Halide, linear fluorescent, and compact fluorescent bulbs. BB07 Path Light Powered by GE Vio LEDs On [...]

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Can Line Voltage Lamp Posts be Converted to Low Voltage?

Posted on June 3, 2011 by outdoorlightingofcolorado

If line voltage wiring has been cut or damaged that supplies power to exterior lamp posts or column lights, there is a much more cost effective solution than having to totally replace the line voltage line. And that solution is to convert or replace the fixture with a low voltage lamp – either LED or quartz halogen.

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