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February 8th, 2013
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Outwater Introduces its Battery Operated LED Wafer Puck Lights Technique


Bogota, NJ (PRWEB) November 06, 2012

Cheaper than installing an electrical outlet, Outwater [Outwater Plastics Industries, Inc. + Architectural Products by Outwater, LLC] has once again redefined the standard for lighting with the introduction of the first of its kind, economically priced Battery Operated LED Wafer Puck Lighting System.

Ideally suited for use in existing cabinets, drawers, closets or extremely tight applications in which electrical outlets are not readily accessible or cannot be readily installed because of confined space limitations, Outwaters unobtrusive, ultra low profile Battery Operated LED Wafer Puck Lighting System can be easily surface mounted virtually anywhere via the systems incorporated peel & stick tape, screws or available magnets without anyone having to possess any special knowledge of electronics, making its use perfect for retrofitting and remodeling. Furthermore, because Outwaters Battery Operated LED Wafer Puck Lighting System utilizes a low voltage power source, there is absolutely no risk of shock or of unintentionally shorting out the system, thus negating the need for an electrician.

Designed to release the systems refrigerator type on/off plunger switch by merely opening the cabinet door, drawer or closet to which it has been mounted, Outwaters Battery Operated LED Wafer Puck Lighting System will provide 90 seconds of either warm white (3000k) or natural white (4000k) illumination before turning off. For continuous lighting, the 90 second timer can be manually turned off.

Similar in illumination to a 20 watt halogen bulb, Outwaters dimmable Battery Operated LED Wafer Puck Lighting System is ultra energy efficient, with an approximate 50,000 hour bulb life. Additionally, no heat emission or generated UV radiation ensures that stored clothing will not fade.

Fully powered using just D batteries, which should last for approximately 1-1/2 to 2 years under normal use, the battery housing not only facilitates quick and easy battery replacement, because it is independent of Outwaters Battery Operated LED Wafer Puck Lighting System, it can be inconspicuously located anywhere for convenient access.

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June 25th, 2012
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Outwater Introduces its Movable LED Wafer Puck Monitor Lighting Technique


Bogota, NJ (PRWEB) June 21, 2012

Have you ever wished that you could readily accommodate your most immediate needs for lighting by effortlessly relocating your cabinets, counters or showcases existing, permanently fixed LED puck lights to other more suitable locations, or perhaps, merely add additional puck lights to adapt to your ever changing needs, but have reluctantly opted not to do so because you could not justify the amount of time and effort that would be needed to run new wires and reinstall the puck lights in applications that might only be temporary?

In response to a recent market survey, whereby Outwater [Outwater Plastics Industries, Inc. + Architectural Products by Outwater, LLC] posed this question to its top lighting products customers, Outwater is pleased to introduce its Movable LED Wafer Puck Track Lighting System, the first ever lighting that was specifically designed to change with varying lighting requirements by enabling the user to create adjustable vertical or horizontal linear illumination by simply sliding the systems puck lights into any position along its low profile track.

Comprising Outwaters integrated LED Diamond Light Technology, which produces pure, bright, white LED lighting with the highest Color Rendering Indexes and tightest Binning Codes on the market, the Movable LED Wafer Puck Track Lighting Systems diminutive 2-1/8-inch diameter,

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March 3rd, 2011
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Home Decorating With Tiffany Table Lamps Lighting

By Ryan Allen

They first thing that comes to mind when you are thinking about Tiffany lighting is bright and colorful glass, craftsman designs, and floral and insect motifs. The first Tiffany lamps and lighting where first made by a craftsman named Louis Tiffany. Louis took advantage of the times that involved when electricity was evolving in its infantry and took the knowledge from his father that was a great jewelry artisan and started creating the first beautiful Tiffany table lamps. It is quite remarkable how similar that Tiffany lighting and lamps are very similar to jewelry with their intricate and beautiful designs.

He created the stained glass in a whole spectrum of beautiful and vibrant colors. This type of glass was great for creating subtle light and adding beauty. With this new innovative design Louis began creating the first designs of Tiffany lighting. They typically incorporated a lot of craftsman style qualities such as wrought iron and metal and combined them with the beautiful pieces of glass.

He also experimented with other forms of glass and created some techniques using blown glass. He utilized a team of skilled craftsmen and glassblowers to help him make unique lamps that were treasured by people. These lamps were very expensive and a luxury item and only the wealthy and rich people could afford them in America.

Tiffany came up with a technique that was later used in all his pieces called Favrile. He later patented this technique so no one could try to recreate his designs.

Louis came up with methods that reheated glass and sprayed vaporized solution of salts of tin or iron. These solutions were absorbed into the molten glass and created layers of beautiful colors when the glass was cooled down. With these glass sheets having different colors Tiffany designed lamps in different styles and shapes. Many of his techniques are still used today and have set the standard in many glass making techniques.

The wide variety of different colors that could be made by this technique was amazing. By using different types of metal in the solutions and spraying it into the molten glass. The color was solid through the glass. Instead of a top coat finish that could wear off or discolor over time. Adding copper to the spray solution resulted in greenish blue to a rich ruby red and Cobalt to the spray solution created beautiful shades of blue Several other colors where created using a wide variety of other metals. By combining different types of metals and experimenting with firing heat and times. Tiffany was able to create a wide variety of colors and designs for his master pieces.

When this style of lamp was made by Louis. He focused on the design themes of the times with include a wide variety of natural features. Such as dragon flies and nature related designs. Many of these designs have been reproduced to look like the old Tiffany but have been made more affordable by the new manufacturing process. The dream that Tiffany had for his beautiful pieces of artwork can now be afford by almost all walks of life.

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