LED Lighting Kit. This complete LED strip lighting kit is designed to permanently install on canopy tents, sun shelters, instant canopies, pop-up shelters, or E-Z UP Instant Shelters. A variety of colors are available—including “Bugs-Away” yellow—and the strip lights provide up to 360 lumens of illumination.

As you look around your home, you can probably find at least 10 things that you would like to upgrade or change. Lighting is one of those things you can upgrade and make a huge difference in your home by really doing very little. One of the latest trends in lighting is something called recessed lighting. New homes are typically built with recessed lighting. There are some real benefits to recessed lighting that your electrician in Burbank can point out for you. The team at The Electric Connection can explain more about recessed lighting if you are interested.

1-Recessed lighting can make a room look bigger. It is a lighting trick that can transform a small space with something that is referred to as wall-washing. The washing part is due to light being reflected onto the wall by using a special trip around the light base. This is something you can learn more about when you talk with your electrician. Burbank homeowners will be amazed at the difference recessed lighting can make in a room.

2-The room will feel bigger because there isn’t a light fixture hanging from the ceiling and taking up space. Some light fixtures create shadows and dark areas in the room that make it feel and look smaller.

3-Recessed lighting reduces the risk of a light fixture and the bulb being damaged and shattering all over the room. Accidents do happen, but you can reduce the risk of someone being hurt when a ball is thrown or somebody gets a little wild with the broom.

Your Burbank electrician will take care of the installation of the recessed lighting. You will get to choose the rim color and design. There are plenty of options to choose from and you are sure to find one that perfectly suits your tastes. Give The Electric Connection a call today and schedule your recessed lighting installation.

Power overloads are one of the many scenarios an emergency electrician can help a homeowner address and prevent. In the event of an electrical emergency like a power overload, which can be the result of faulty wiring, only a qualified emergency electrician will be thorough enough to find the problem, repair it and help you avoid it in the future.

Overloads, though seemingly minor issues, are, in fact,  one of the most overlooked and dangerous problems you can have with your electrical system. An overload can cause everything from electrical shorts to fires. What’s more, a power overload is one of the most avoidable electrical problems—you don’t have to let it get to the point of electrical emergency.

What is an Overload and What are the Causes?

During a power overload, the circuit gets overwhelmed and shuts itself off. It’s a common occurrence in many homes. For instance, you could have the microwave, a rice cooker and a stove running off the same circuit in your kitchen when you suddenly notice that your power goes out in the kitchen while it stays on in the rest of the house. Then you check the breakers and realize that the breaker wasn’t tripped.

Because they see things like this all the time, licensed electricians can easily identify the source of the trouble. There are generally three main causes of power overloads.

 Power overloads are preventable with a little thought and planning. When ignored, however, they can result in very costly repairs—or worse.

 Electric Man: Emergency Electrician to the Rescue

Are you experiencing a power overload or another issue that requires an electrical troubleshoot? Electric Man’s emergency electrician crew is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to respond to your electrical emergency. Give us a call today at 972-792-7270 to learn more about our emergency electrician services. You can also connect with us on any of our social networks!

What is a spotlight? What is a floodlight? Knowing the difference between the two is important for properly lighting any application. Before you can understand the difference, you must know what a beam pattern is. Beam angle or pattern is a measurement of the angles that are formed between a cone of light’s brightest point (the center) and the points on both sides of the center where the light’s intensity is 50 percent as bright.

PAR30 bulb that is available with a spot or flood beam pattern.

Fixtures, such as retrofit LED can lights may also look similar to one another while functioning as either spotlights or floodlights. Some light bars are even capable of emitting flood, spot, or combination beams. There are, however, certain fixtures that we imagine when we think of floodlights and spotlights.