Cobalt Housing: Recessed Lighting Solutions | Lighting New York

Illuminate Your Space with Premium Cobalt Housing

The Problem: Dim, Outdated, or Inefficient Lighting

Are you tired of flickering lights, outdated fixtures, or energy-guzzling bulbs? Does your current lighting fail to highlight your home's best features? Poor lighting can make a space feel smaller, less inviting, and even impact your mood. Many homeowners and contractors struggle to find reliable, versatile recessed lighting solutions that are easy to install and offer long-lasting performance. This is where the right housing can make all the difference.

Our Solution: Versatile and Reliable Recessed Lighting

At Lighting New York, we offer a comprehensive selection of housing designed to address these common lighting challenges. Whether you're remodeling your kitchen, building a new home, or simply upgrading your existing fixtures, our options provide a foundation for beautiful and efficient lighting. With options for various bulb types, ceiling types, and installation methods, you're sure to find the perfect fit for your needs.

Why Choose Our Housing?

Our housings are engineered for quality, performance, and ease of installation. We understand that every project is unique, which is why we offer a wide range of features and specifications to meet your specific requirements.

Key Features and Benefits

• Versatility: Compatible with a variety of trim styles, including baffle, white, black, eyeball, square, and round trims, allowing you to customize the look of your lighting.
• Safety and Compliance: IC rated options for safe installation near insulation and airtight designs to prevent drafts and energy loss.
• Durability: Built to last with high-quality materials and construction.
• Easy Installation: Designed for both remodel and new construction projects, with options for spring clips and quick connect wiring.
• Energy Efficiency: Compatible with LED bulbs and dimming systems for optimal energy savings.

Selecting the Right Housing for Your Project

Choosing the correct housing is crucial for achieving the desired lighting effect and ensuring safe and efficient operation. Here are some factors to consider:

• IC vs. Non-IC Rated: IC rated housings are designed for direct contact with insulation, making them ideal for insulated ceilings. Non-IC rated housings require a minimum clearance from insulation.
• New Construction vs. Remodel: New construction housings are typically installed before the ceiling is finished, while remodel housings are designed for existing ceilings.
• Size: 4-inch and 6-inch housings are the most common sizes, with 4-inch housings offering a more focused light and 6-inch housings providing broader illumination.
• Voltage: Line voltage housings operate on standard household voltage (120V), while low voltage housings require a transformer.
• Location: Damp location housings are suitable for bathrooms and covered outdoor areas, while wet location housings are designed for direct exposure to water.

Real-World Applications and Style Considerations

Imagine transforming your living room with recessed lighting featuring deep baffle trims to minimize glare and create a cozy ambiance. Or consider installing adjustable eyeball trims in your kitchen to highlight specific areas, such as countertops or artwork.

• Kitchen: Use 4-inch LED housings with white trims for a clean, modern look.
• Living Room: Opt for 6-inch housings with dimmable bulbs to create a warm and inviting atmosphere.
• Bathroom: Choose damp location housings with brushed nickel trims for a stylish and functional lighting solution.
• Bedroom: Install housings with integrated LED for smart bulbs and round trim.

Popular finishes include white, black, brushed nickel, and bronze, allowing you to coordinate your lighting with your existing décor. For sloped ceilings, use specialized housings designed to accommodate the angle and ensure proper light distribution. If you have textured ceilings, consider using trims that are specifically designed to blend in seamlessly.

By carefully considering these factors, you can select the perfect housing to create the lighting of your dreams.

Commonly Asked Questions About Cobalt Housing