Color Lens Covers For Your Landscape Lighting Fixtures Make Christmas Decorating A Snap

Posted on December 10, 2011 by outdoorlightingofcolorado

Example of Color Lens Covers Would you rather be watching a football game instead of dragging Christmas lights and extension cords all over your front yard in the snow? If you already own a landscape lighting system, you’re now in luck. Multi-color acrylic lens covers are available that will install over your existing well lights. [...]

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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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How Does Ambient Lighting Affect the Design of Landscape and Architectural Lighting?

Posted on August 18, 2011 by outdoorlightingofcolorado

Any good outdoor landscape lighting or architectural lighting design must first consider the effects of any existing ambient lighting on the site. This article explains the steps that a lighting designer must follow to achieve the desired lighting effect.

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Celebrate National Night Out in Colorado

Posted on August 1, 2011 by outdoorlightingofcolorado

National Night Out 2011 is being held Tuesday, August 2nd from 6:00 to 9:00 pm throughout north america. It’s goal is to unite communities to prevent crime and to make neighborhoods safer by organizing neighborhood watches and increasing neighborhood lighting to deter crime.

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Why Did My Landscape Lighting System Stop Working?

Posted on July 16, 2011 by outdoorlightingofcolorado

Stormy Colorado weather has caused many GFCI outlets to trip and that has caused landscape lighting systems to stop working. This article explains how to troubleshoot and reset GFCI outlets in order to get your landscape lighting systems working again.

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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 Landscape Lights and Mulch Coexist?

Posted on June 17, 2011 by outdoorlightingofcolorado

  Mulch Covering Well LIght Causes Acrylic Lens Cover to Melt During the spring months in Colorado, most homeowners start turning their attention to their outdoor living spaces, gardens, and lawns. A big part of this effort includes cleaning up any remaining leaves and other wind-blown debris from the property, and freshening up  the planting [...]

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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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Outdoor Lighting Perspectives of Colorado Is A Certified ReDirect Guide Green Business

Posted on May 26, 2011 by outdoorlightingofcolorado

Outdoor Lighting Perspectives of Colorado has been certified by and included in the online and print versions of the ReDirect Guide – the Denver/Boulder/Fort Collins regional guide to green businesses, resources, information and discounts. Each company selected for the Guide is personally screened by a ReDirect Guide staff person to ensure that its products and [...]

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