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When designing lighting solutions, emergency lighting is a key priority for any commercial building, regardless of the business. Not only does emergency lighting help businesses and customers navigate stressful and dangerous situations such as fires or power cuts, but in the UK, businesses are obligated to conform to UK emergency lighting regulations to keep everyone … Read more

Selecting appropriate lighting for your workspace enhances productivity, comfort, and overall well-being. Whether establishing a home office, a commercial workspace, or a workshop, the proper lighting can significantly impact your experience. In this guide, we will examine the best lighting options for various workspace environments and assist you in finding the perfect solution to meet … Read more

Festoon lights are a simple yet stunning way to transform any outdoor space, adding warmth and charm to gardens, patios, and events. If you’re new to outdoor lighting, you may wonder how to hang festoon lights, particularly on a fence. This beginner’s guide from LED & Power will provide all the information you need to … Read more

Wiring downlights can seem daunting, but it can be a manageable project with the proper knowledge and precautions. At LED & Power, we’re committed to helping you understand the process of wiring downlights, from commercial to emergency downlights, ensuring you get the most out of your LED lighting solutions. Tools and Equipment Needed Before diving … Read more

LED lighting has revolutionised how we illuminate our spaces, offering energy efficiency and longevity that traditional lighting simply can’t match. At LED & Power, we’re often asked, “How long do LED lights last?” and “How do LED lights work?”. Let’s shed some light on these questions and explore some maintenance tips to help you get … Read more

Unlike traditional incandescent bulbs powered by an alternating current (AC), modern LED lights are powered using an LED driver. These drivers convert currents from AC to direct current (DC), specifically designed to prevent visible flickering to the human eye at a potential frequency rate of 100 Hertz (100 flickers per second). However, in some cases, … Read more