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Interiors need to look welcoming as well as be energy efficient. This explains the rising popularity of downlights. These days it is common enough to find people using a solar Cree LED downlight in a hall, lounge or bedroom. Dedicated low energy downlights give crisper whiter light, last longer and consume lower voltage but have the tendency to generate a lot of heat and cannot work without a transformer. Fire rated downlights have the advantage of preventing a fire from spreading between floors if a hole is cut into the ceiling. Indoor downlights such as ghost, font, page, spirit are commonly preferred as they blend smoothly with the interiors. Cree gives you options on how bright you desire to have your downlight. You can choose ranges of brightness from 7 W to as bright as 45 W depending on where you intend to install it. The 45 W and the 35 W downlights are ideal for large halls and dining rooms. They require a working voltage of AC100-240V and have to be installed at a beam angle of 60/38/22. There are choices of colors too, but these tend to be a little pricey. From the perspective of an interior decorator who is trying to create a theme, this choice can be welcome since you can obtain the visual effect you are aiming for. You can also install any from a significant range of solar rechargeable ceiling lights. These will give the room elegance without being too hard on your pocket. Most such lights can work from five to seven hours. They can run on a voltage of AC 100-120V, 220V~240V/DC6V, 50Hz/60Hz. There is also an emergency fan and light up device which is a godsend during a sudden power outage. It can run even without electricity since its solar batteries are adequate to power it for several hours.
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