[ale] OT: Office lighting

Pete Hardie pete.hardie at dvsg.sciatl.com
Tue Apr 30 09:19:18 EDT 2002


Geoffrey wrote:
> 
> I'm in the process of finishing up my new home office and was hoping to
> pick some brains here.  I'm currently working with a couple table lamps
> strategically placed along with a ceiling fan/light kit.  Total 3 bulbs,
> 120 watts.  I didn't want to use flouresent lighting as I didn't want
> interference from the lamps to screw with on my electonics in here.  I
> know, I know, the ceiling fan has a HUGE motor, but it's a necessity
> until I get the air conditioning installed. :)  Thing is, all offices
> have flouresent lighting.  I know it's cheaper, but it is better on the
> eyes?  Am I worrying needlessly over the flouresent issue?
> 
> Any pointers would be appreciated as I've checked various web sites on
> 'home office' lighting computer and they still often suggest flouresent.

Incandescent/halogen will be hot - when will you get A/C?

Personally, I prefer non-fluorescent for the feel - halogens are closer to
"real" light.

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