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This is the light powered up in the dining room. These are the same G40 bulbs used in the original light. I will tell you this light is as bright as the sun! The original also has 19 bulbs and I can only see it used in a huge home or large commercial space. We have it hooked to a dimmer so that it can be used at certain times.
hey there.. maybe I missed it, but I am pretty sure I looked at every one of your slides - how do you connect ALL of the wires to the single electrical box? (pardon my non-electrician terms).
If i were to remove a ceiling light from my house there would be a place to connect two wires - not 16..
If i were to remove a ceiling light from my house there would be a place to connect two wires - not 16..