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Lighting and glass are a match made in heaven, offering endless possibilities for unique designs and captivating finishes. Glass lighting brings an artisanal touch to any space, with meticulous craftsmanship that sets it apart. It's no wonder that interior designers and homeowners alike are drawn to the beauty of glass lighting. At Fat Shack Vintage, we take pride in our collection of glass lights and shades, created using traditional glassmaking techniques. Each piece is hand-blown or machine-pressed, sourced from around the world, and carefully selected to bring timeless elegance to your living space. In this article, we'll delve into the process of creating glass lighting and explore the stunning results that await you. Read More: How to get Edge lighting from Galaxy S8 and S9 on your Android phone The Artistry of Hand-Blown Glass Hand-blown glass is the oldest and most artistic method of creating glassware. Using a blowpipe, skilled artisans shape molten glass by blowing sh...

Do you ever find yourself asking, "How do I figure out what power supply I need for my LED strip?" Well, you're not alone. This is a common question we receive from our customers. The good news is that it's actually quite simple to calculate the power supply you need. Let's dive in and break it down step by step. Step 1: Check the Data Sheet The first thing you need to do is check the data sheet of the LED strip you plan to use. This data sheet should provide you with crucial information, such as the power consumption in Watts per Meter. Typically, you'll see it displayed as something like 14W/m (14 Watts per Meter). Step 2: Calculate the Total Power Consumption Once you have the power consumption per meter, you can determine the total power consumption by multiplying it with the length of the strip you intend to use in meters. Let's say you're using an 8.5m LED strip with a power consumption of 14W/m. Simply multiply 14W/m by 8.5m, and you get a total...

LED Flashers are essential components for ensuring that your turn-signal or hazard lights work properly with LED bulbs. In this article, we will explore the importance of LED Flashers, the different types available, and why our LED Flashers stand out from the rest. Read More: KnowHOW: Setting up a basic lighting grid What is an LED Flasher? An LED Flasher is a turn-signal or hazard flasher relay specifically designed to work with LED bulbs. Unlike stock automotive flashers, which are not compatible with LED bulbs, LED Flashers ensure that your lights flash correctly without any malfunctions such as hyperflashing. Why do I need an LED Flasher? If you've noticed that your turn-signal or hazard lights are not flashing properly, it's likely because your stock flasher is not compatible with LED bulbs. Stock flashers require a minimum load or power usage by the bulbs to function correctly. Since LED bulbs draw very little power, they do not meet the requirements of stock flashers, re...

Is your water heater's pilot light constantly going out? Don't worry, there are several reasons why this might be happening, and understanding the most common causes can help you find a long-term solution. Let's explore some troubleshooting tips so you can enjoy hot water whenever you need it. Read More: What is volumetric lighting in LED lighting design? Gas Pressure Changes The pilot light of a water heater can be affected by changes in gas pressure. Normally, gas pressure remains constant unless there is some sort of intervention. Even then, the pressure should return to normal fairly quickly. By relighting your pilot light, you can reset the system, but in some cases, gas pressure becomes a persistent problem. This usually indicates an issue outside of the water heater, possibly with the external gas lines. Read More:  What are the applications of Volumetric Light? Issues with the Thermocouple/Thermopile The main function of a water heater's thermocouple/thermopile ...

Are the Halogen headlights on your vehicle dull, dim, and yellow, making your ride look cheap and outdated? If so, it may be time to consider updating your car or truck’s lighting look with innovative LED headlights. There are many reasons consumers opt to upgrade their ride’s lighting system with more modern LED bulbs. Let’s take a look at why you should make the switch, and how to go about doing so. Read More: A Guide To Lighting Fixtures And Where To Use Them How To Replace Halogen Headlights with LED? Believe it or not, you can trade out those factory-grade, dull Halogen bulbs pretty easily. First, you’ll need to take your car’s make, model, and year into consideration. This information will help you determine exactly what type of headlight you need. Next, you’ll purchase an LED Conversion Kit for your car or truck. If you’re not sure where to start, a skilled, knowledgeable member of the Underground Lighting team will have an answer for you in no time. Once you have what you need,...

Another holiday season has come to its inevitable close. And with its close comes the time for taking down and storing Christmas lights (it’s also time to start counting the days until next Christmas!). We think about how fun it’d be to always keep the lights up, but Christmas lights aren’t meant to be left on your plants, roofline or ground perimeter the entire year. Additionally, some areas in the US have local ordinances and laws that regulate the timeline for keeping outdoor lights up. Taking down and storing Christmas lights might sound easy enough. But here’s something you probably haven’t considered: how you take down your lights is just as important as how you put them up. Careful take-down and mindful storage will set you up for success before your next holiday season. And read through to the end to discover other uses for your Christmas lights during the year. Read More: LED Christmas Lights: Everything You Could Possibly Need to Know Removing Your Christmas Lights The first ...