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    About Brightness and Light Appearance
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    Find the right lumen level to brighten your space. Then, compare the way warm, neutral, and cool lighting affect the appearance of everyday objects.

    Wall Lights

    Image of ProductInUse. Style A. Front orientation. Ceiling and Wall Lights. Wall Lights, LED, Style A.
    Image of ProductInUse. Style B. Front orientation. Ceiling and Wall Lights. Wall Lights, LED, Style B.

    Style A

    Style B

    Image of ProductInUse. Style C (Black). Front orientation. Black Housing. Wall Lights.
    Image of ProductInUse. Style C (White). Front orientation. White Housing. Wall Lights.

    Style C (Black)

    Style C (White)

    Create ambient and accent lighting with these sleek, modern lights that shine above, below, and around themselves. With a color rendering index (CRI) of 90, these lights make colors look natural and vibrant. Their lens is smooth and frosted to evenly disperse light. All are dimmable. ETL listed for use in damp locations, these lights withstand humidity and moisture.
    You can adjust their brightness and light appearance.
    Warm—Warm light highlights yellow tones similar to incandescent bulbs.
    Neutral—Neutral light is often used in offices.
    Cool—Cool light highlights white and blue tones for high visibility.
    Styles A and B—Styles A and B are often used in restrooms and above mirrors. They’re also known as vanity lights.
    Style C—Style C are our brightest option—they’re often used in stairwells and hallways. Unlike other styles, you can adjust how much light they send upward. They’re DLC (DesignLight Consortium) listed, so they’ve been tested to confirm their energy efficiency.
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    Warm (2,700 K), Warm (3,000 K), Neutral (3,500 K), Neutral (4,000 K), Cool (5,000 K)
    A23 3/4"6"4 1/8"Fastener2,100 lm28 W120Dimmable90BrushedNickel-Coated SteelYesYes23/8"ETL Listed
    Polycarbonate
    1634K101000000
    A36"6"4 1/8"Fastener2,100 lm28 W120Dimmable90BrushedNickel-Coated SteelYesYes23/8"ETL Listed
    Polycarbonate
    1634K10200000
     
    Warm (2,700 K), Warm (3,000 K), Neutral (3,500 K), Neutral (4,000 K)
    B24"4 1/2"2 1/2"Fastener1,100 lm18 W120Dimmable90SatinNickel-Coated SteelYesYes211/64"ETL Listed
    Acrylic Plastic
    1634K107000000
    B36"4 1/2"2 1/2"Fastener1,600 lm21 W120Dimmable90SatinNickel-Coated SteelYesYes211/64"ETL Listed
    Acrylic Plastic
    1634K108000000
     
    Warm (3,000 K), Neutral (3,500 K), Neutral (4,000 K)
    C23 3/4"2 3/4"2"Fastener1,725 lm
    2,300 lm
    2,875 lm
    15 W
    20 W
    25 W
    120 to 277Dimmable900%, 30%, 50%MattePowder-Coated AluminumYesYes41 1/8"DLC Listed
    ETL Listed
    Polycarbonate
    Black, White1634K111000000
    C47 1/2"2 3/4"2"Fastener3,450 lm
    4,600 lm
    5,750 lm
    30 W
    40 W
    50 W
    120 to 277Dimmable900%, 30%, 50%MattePowder-Coated AluminumYesYes41 1/8"DLC Listed
    ETL Listed
    Polycarbonate
    Black, White1634K112000000
     
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