Installing outdoor lighting at the entrance, driveway, garden or terrace at your home allows you to add some life to a space. The possibilities with design are numerous, and the traits of each location would greatly change the best approach for it. For example, lampposts would be perfect for your terrace, while it might be best to keep lighting in recessed spots on your lawn.
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Outdoor lights are installed in open areas, where they are prone to all types of wear and tear. This includes weather, contact with animals, and accumulation of dirt. Here’s five things to be wary of when getting outdoor lighting installed:
Bright lighting might complement the look of your house, but the glare it could produce might be a hazard to drivers passing by. If your lights are directed at the road or will be visible, it’s best to adjust the intensity so that they don’t blind people.
As outdoor lighting will generate heat, easily flammable items should be kept away from them all. If you want to place outdoor lighting on your lawn, it’s best to leave the lights in areas without grass.
Outdoor lights should be installed in accordance with a predetermined design plan to not only maximise effectiveness of the lighting, but also so that correct safety procedures can be planned out in advance.
Regular cables exposed on the ground might be dangerous. Outdoor lighting systems need to be wired using cables that are specifically made for outdoor use, which are sturdier. Otherwise, wiring must be done underground.
Any type of outdoor light fixture must be weather-resistant. They are supposed to withstand the wet, as well as extremely hot and strong winds.
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As long as the lights are waterproof and proper coverings are used, outdoor lights will do fine in rainy weather. There is no risk of electrocution unless there are problems with the cables.
Outdoor lights being left on at night could be a nuisance to neighbours, and also wastes energy, causing your power bill to go up. Consider using sensor lights for your outdoor lighting, so that they turn off if no one is around.
Light bulbs that are completely submerged pose an electrocution risk. Do not make any contact with them until the water dries, or call an electrician to help.
