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Outdoor Lighting Spotlights JML Handy Brite Spotlight

JML Handy Brite Spotlight

Motion Sensors, LED, Solar Cells, Black

£14.99
Or 3 interest-free payments of £4.99/mo.*
7stores
Outdoor Lighting Spotlights Eglo Cuba Ground Spotlight
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Eglo Cuba Ground Spotlight

Silver, Steel, Aluminium, Zinc, Lamp Socket: E27

£20.99£23.99
Or 3 interest-free payments of £6.99/mo.*
9+stores
Brennenstuhl Solar LED Gris Spotlight

Brennenstuhl Solar LED Gris Spotlight

LED, Grey, IP-Class: IP65

£47.29
Or 3 interest-free payments of £15.76/mo.*
5stores
SPOTLIGHTS

FAQ

Spotlights are directional light fixtures that focus light on specific areas. They are ideal for highlighting artwork, architectural features, or creating mood lighting in a room. Spotlights typically use LED or halogen bulbs and can be adjusted to point in different directions.

Spotlights differ by providing focused illumination rather than general ambient light. Unlike ceiling lights or lamps, spotlights direct light to specific spots, making them perfect for accenting features or tasks like reading.

Spotlights are particularly beneficial in living rooms, kitchens, and galleries. In living rooms, they highlight artworks; in kitchens, they illuminate worktops; and in galleries, they enhance the display of exhibits.

Spotlights: 3 things to consider before buying

Before purchasing spotlights, think about what you want to achieve with them. Are you looking to highlight specific areas in your home, such as artwork or architectural features, or do you need general lighting for a room? Knowing the purpose will help you decide on the type of spotlight, its brightness, and beam angle. For example, a narrow beam is excellent for highlighting objects, while a wider beam is better for general illumination.

Ensure that the spotlights you're considering are compatible with your current lighting fixtures and electrical system. Double-check the voltage and bulb type requirements. If you're planning to replace existing lights, make sure the new spotlights fit in terms of size and style. Consider whether you need dimmable options for more control over your lighting ambiance.

Spotlights come in various energy efficiencies. Opting for LED spotlights can save you money in the long run due to their lower energy consumption and longer lifespan compared to traditional incandescent bulbs. Look at the energy ratings of different models to find those that offer better efficiency without compromising on light quality. This choice not only reduces your electricity bills but also contributes to a more sustainable lifestyle.

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