Light Logic provides guidance on best practices for residential lighting, emphasizing the importance of energy efficiency and design. It recommends using linear, low-profile LED luminaires for closet lighting, possibly with vacancy sensors for energy savings. The document highlights the convenience of automatic lighting for enhancing lifestyle and simplifying installation.

1. www.IESLightLogic.orgwww.IESLightLogic.org
Light Logic aims to help
consumers learn about
residential lighting best practices,
design, energy efficiency and all
topics regarding lighting a home.
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Visit Light Logic at:
http://www.ieslightlogic.org/
closet-lighting/closet-lighting/

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Closet Lighting Design
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Brian Orter, a lighting designer and owner of
BOLD, recommends installing a linear, low-
profile, diffused LED luminaire with a warm
shade of bright white light.
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Alternately, for control, an energy-saving
vacancy sensor or timer switch could be
installed.
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Installing Closet Lighting
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Wireless switches and sensors and battery-
operated LED luminaires are available that can
eliminate this need and simplify installation.
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Lighting closets is a simple way to enhance
lifestyle and convenience in the home.
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What you need to know about closet
lighting:
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• Lighting closets can enhance lifestyle
• Consider a diffuse LED luminaire with a warm
color appearance
• The light could turn ON automatically for
convenience
• The light should turn OFF automatically to save
energy
Closet
Ligh3ng

5. www.IESLightLogic.orgwww.IESLightLogic.org
Light Logic aims to help
consumers learn about
residential lighting best practices,
design, energy efficiency and all
topics regarding lighting a home.
!
Visit Light Logic at:
http://www.ieslightlogic.org/
closet-lighting/closet-lighting/