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At KES Lighting you can choose from thousands of light fittings, including ceiling lights, wall lights, table lamps and floor lamps. All of these are perfect for your home or business, providing an elegant and sophisticated look at brilliant prices.

We have selected some of the finest lighting available from both Europe and the US. Therefore, you can buy with us online and have 100% confidence in the purchase you’re making. We only select quality lighting from respected lighting manufacturers, all with a minimum 12 months guarantee.

Choose from our first class range of ceiling lights, crystal lighting, wall lights, table and floor lamps, spotlights and much more. Plus, if you’re not happy with your purchase, you can even return it to us for a full refund. This is available up to 14 days after buying.

At KES Lighting we’re certain there’s the ideal lighting solution for your home or business, no matter your requirements. By searching online with us today you can take advantage of our brilliant deals and limited time discounts; so grab yourself a bargain.

If you want to take a look at these beautiful lighting solutions in person, why not visit our store in Bedworth? You can browse the full range and get a better idea of how these pieces will revolutionise your home. Order with us today and you’ll soon be benefiting from fantastic lighting.

Indoor Lighting Recommendations & Buying Advice

Ambient, task and accent. Ambient is the general light you see by, usually from the ceiling. Task is aimed light for reading, cooking or working. Accent is narrow light on a picture or an alcove, and the usual guide is to run it about 3 times brighter than the ambient level around it. A room with all 3 feels designed.

Outside, and in the wetter parts of a bathroom. Most fittings here with a listed rating are IP20, which means no protection against water. A porch or sheltered wall needs IP44 or better, and we would choose IP65 for an exposed wall. Around a bath or shower, Zones 1 and 2 need IPX4 at least, and the maker should confirm the fitting suits that position. For outside, start with our outdoor lighting.

2700K almost everywhere. It is the warm white of a filament bulb and it suits living rooms, bedrooms, hallways and dining rooms. Go to 3000K in kitchens and bathrooms, where a slightly crisper light helps at a worktop or a mirror. Keep 4000K for a garage, a utility or a workshop, and mix nothing within one room.

A rough guide is 300 to 400 lumens per square metre in a kitchen, 200 to 300 in a living room and 100 to 200 in a bedroom. A 4m by 4m living room therefore wants somewhere around 4,000 lumens in total across all its fittings, not from one. Spreading that across several sources always beats one very bright light.

Even, glare-free light, with no bright source reflected in the screen or shining into your eyes. HSE guidance is to arrange the desk and screen to avoid glare and bright reflections, easiest when the screen does not face a window or a bright light. We would add a soft background level, so the screen is not the only bright thing, and an adjustable lamp aimed at the desk, not the screen. Browse our table and desk lamps.

Usually, yes, if the LED has the same cap, fits the shade and stays within the fitting's maximum wattage and any LED limit the maker states. Judge brightness by lumens, not watts. To dim, you need a fitting that permits dimming, a bulb labelled dimmable and a dimmer rated for LEDs; a leading-edge dimmer from the halogen era is the commonest reason a dimmable LED flickers. Integrated LED fittings take no bulb at all. Our LED dimming guide explains more.

Yes, most simply with a smart bulb in a fitting that takes a standard cap. Few fittings here are smart in their own right, so check the cap and size: our GU10 smart bulb pairs with Alexa or Google, and our E14 smart candle is set from an app. Keep smart bulbs off a conventional dimmer unless the maker permits it. For wall control, an electrician can fit a smart switch or module. Browse our light bulbs.

Not always by law, but we would always use a qualified electrician for any hardwired light. In England, replacing a light fitting like-for-like is not notifiable, even in a bathroom; new circuits, and additions or alterations to existing circuits around a bath or shower, are. Wales differs. Check the fitting's listed weight and the maker's instructions, and have your electrician confirm the ceiling fixing will take it. Most table and floor lamps simply plug in.

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