Church lighting using Halo recessed sloped down lights and Lutron Nova T dimmer controls for general lighting.

I am installing recessed Lighting in church that is 37' wide x 70' long. The ceiling is 15' at center, 10' along side. Could you tell me, how many, and what type of incandescent lighting would be best?

Assuming that you do not have exposed beams that conflict and the ceiling joists are working in your favor, I would suggest the following RECESSED LIGHTS for general lighting of the church.

The HALO RECESSED SLOPED DOWN LIGHT is a good choice for direct contact with insulation and for use on a sloped ceiling. I would use a 120-watt halogen PAR38 wide flood lamp and for a softer look, you might try the 120-watt incandescent R40 lamp. You should run two rows of recessed lights centered down the length of the church spaced approximately twelve to fifteen feet apart.

You will also need a LUTRON 2000W NOVA T DIMMER CONTROL for adjusting the light levels.

Labels: Church Lighting, Dimmer Control, Incandescent Lighting, Recessed Lighting, Sloped Down Lights

posted by xinger @ 9:18 AM