Installing Home Depot track lighting – Voltage Question?

May 5, 2010 by homelighting · 4 Comments
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home lighting
007 asked:


As the title states, I’m installing a standard track lighting system on my ceiling. It will be wired directly where a previously existing ceiling fan is located. I want it to be dimmable. My question is in the voltage and how I determine if I need a Magnetic Low Voltage Dimmer or a Electronic Low Voltage Dimmer? Which one will make a humming noise or give spikes in the dimming? Links would be great too. Thanks!

Can I install track lighting through an outlet?

February 3, 2010 by homelighting · 5 Comments
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lighting
arvin b asked:


I want to install track lighting in my apartment. Unfortunately, we don’t have an overhead fixture; I have an outlet on the ground that’s controlled by the light switch, made for standing lamps and such.

Are there track lights out there that work like a lamp, that can be connected by an outlet? I’m willing to put up with the power cable, I’d just have it hugging the corners.

How do I install Ikea track lighting where traditional track lighting existed previously?

January 17, 2010 by homelighting · 2 Comments
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lighting
Kitchen Remodeler asked:


My apartment formerly had traditional track lighting, but now all that’s left is a live end connector sticking out of the wall (not sure if it’s H, J, or L standard); even the track itself is gone. I’m thinking of purchasing Ikea’s “Termosfar” track lighting system to use at the same location but am not sure how to figure out what additional parts will be needed to install the low-voltage Ikea system into the existing infrastructure. Help! :-)

Is it expensive to put in recessed or track lighting in a condo?

January 11, 2010 by homelighting · 1 Comment
Filed under: Decorating & Remodeling 
lighting
Michael asked:


I have a one story condo, with a another condo right above me. So I am not sure recessed lighting would work? But either route I go, recessed or track, how much should I be looking to pay? It is for my living room and a good 4 lights should do.

How to attach track lighting to acoustical tile ceiling?

January 5, 2010 by homelighting · 3 Comments
Filed under: Decorating & Remodeling 
lighting
dg16443 asked:


I need to attach track lighting in an office with acoustical tiles. Can I screw the track directly into the metal tracks of the suspended ceiling? (running power is not a problem to the track, but the tiles have to stay)

What kind of lighting options do I have for a galley kitchen?

December 9, 2009 by homelighting · 1 Comment
Filed under: Decorating & Remodeling 
lighting
awm_2266 asked:


Wondering what would look right in a galley kitchen. I know recessed will work, but thought it could be nice to do a combination of recessed lighting and pendants. Is that a bad thing for a galley kitchen with standard heigh ceilings? I don’t want to do track lighting.

What lighting should i use in a kitchen with a plank ceiling?

December 6, 2009 by homelighting · 1 Comment
Filed under: Decorating & Remodeling 
lighting
mel asked:


I am remodeling a 1930s home with the original plank and beam ceiling. I’d like to put halogen lighting in the kitchen but am not sure what type of lighting I can use. The electrician has suggested track lighting, but i’d prefer something less obtrusive. there appears to be approx. 3 inches of space above the planks. does anyone have experience with this type of ceiling?

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