Lighthouse Electrical CC

22/04/2020

First Swarovski Crystallon chandelier installed . Uncharacteristically followed the instructional DVD for this one

22/04/2020

Recessed linear lighting installation

19/04/2020

Flashback to December in KZN ... excuse the pun

19/04/2020

Busani carrying out the N-E Voltage test at an office in Rivonia for a coc

16/04/2020

20/06/2017

Check Out Our Mid Month Special !!!!!

06/09/2016

With our infrared scanner we can detect system overloads, loose connections and damaged Circuit Breakers. Give us a call today

06/09/2014

Our NEW SITE has gone live go and check it out at www.lighthouseelectrical.co.za

"I can always count on Ryan to do a great job, clean up any mess and charge me a reasonable fee. I've recommended him to my entire suburb and always gotten positive feedback! "

21/02/2014

Are your electrics also a nightmare? Call us now and we will turn you nightmare into a daydream . 😄

15/01/2014

Testing for a Compliance Certificate

18/03/2013

ENERGY SAVING TIP (3)
LIGHTING

You will save energy, money and eye strain by lighting your home properly. Follow these guidelines:

The wattage of a bulb is not a measure of the amount of light it gives, but rather the energy it uses. For instance, a 100 watt bulb gives 50% more light than four 25 watt bulbs.
Fluorescent lamps give five times the light and last up to 10 times as long as ordinary bulbs.
Fluorescent lighting is more economical - Watt for Watt than incandescent bulbs. They use less energy and can last about 10 times longer.
Never confine lighting to one part of the room. Avoid heavy contrast by using lamp shades that direct light both up and down.
Above all, turn lights off whenever possible because, they use electricity while they burn.
Dimming switches allow you to regulate the light level and reduce electricity consumption to some extent.
Use lampshades with a white liner. Liners should be sufficiently dense to hide the bulb but should transmit soft, even light.
Use low energy lamps for exterior lighting.