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 here.

SHOW DATES AND HOURS

    • Friday, September 9          (10:00 am to 8:00 pm)
    • Saturday, September 10  (10:00 am to 8:00 pm)
    • Sunday, September 11      (10:00 am to 5:00 pm)

LED Snowfall Lights

    Our exhibit will be showcasing the latest in holiday and Christmas lighting products (LEDs, snowfall lighting, kinetic laser, garland, etc.); smart  phone and internet-based Lighting Control Automation(TM); and the latest in LED and halogen landscape/architectural lighting. In addition, we will also have an LED fixture on display that simulates the look of a gas carriage lighting fixture.
    We hope to see you at the show – please stop by and say hello.

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Holiday Lighting with LEDs Looks Great and Saves Energy Too!

Posted on January 28, 2010 by outdoorlightingofcolorado

I know, I know – the holiday season and Christmas have long since passed – but I’m continuing the highlights of 2009. As you can see in the following photo, Christmas/holiday lighting with LEDs looks great and we’ll be using it for all new Christmas/holiday lighting installations we do in the future.

Christmas Lighting with LEDs

LEDs use only 10-percent of the energy as compared to standard incandescent mini light bulbs. Other important features are that they are very durable with 10,000-plus hours of continuous bulb life and very safe with very cool operational temperatures.

In addition, the epoxy lenses are virtually indestructible and parallel wiring means that if one LED bulb burns out, the other bulbs will stay lit.

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