Semi Flush Mount Ceiling Light

[Color: Matte Black (3 Light), Color: Matte Black (3 Light)]
The Phaosio semi flush mount ceiling fan is unusually beautiful. It's made of black metal and artisan glass. The glass is thick, rippled and looks handmade. The black metal has a strong, clean appearance.This ceiling fan has a low profile. The ceiling fan is 13.58 inches in diameter and it's 7.09 inches tall. It holds three standard E26 bulbs. Assembly took a few minutes. Installation is simple, all hardware and installation hardware is included.I really am impressed with the appearance of this ceiling fan. The glass panels are thick and look handmade. I like that it uses E26 bulbs.

[Color: Matte Black (3 Light)]
This semi-flush ceiling light gave my space a beautiful modern farmhouse update without overwhelming the room. I really like the combination of the matte black metal frame and clear hammered glass shades—the textured glass adds character and helps soften the light while still keeping the fixture bright and airy. The three E26 sockets provide plenty of illumination, and I appreciate being able to choose my own LED or other compatible bulbs to customize the color temperature and overall look. It can also be dimmed with compatible bulbs and a dimmer switch, which makes it easy to go from bright everyday lighting to a softer evening atmosphere. The metal frame feels sturdy and well constructed, and the open shade design is especially practical because changing bulbs and cleaning the glass is quick and easy. Installation is straightforward with the included hardware and instructions, and the UL listing adds extra reassurance. Overall, the attractive hammered glass, durable construction, versatile bulb options, and easy maintenance make this fixture an excellent value for the money and a stylish upgrade for my kitchen, hallway, entryway, or bedroom.

[Color: Matte Black (3 Light)]
This is a beautiful modernistic line 3-light semi-flush ceiling light. It has a ripple-looking glass shade around the three lights. The colors are essentially black.. This fixture uses three E26 sockets, each rated at a maximum of 60 W. That would be referring to incandescent lighting.As you undoubtedly, know 9 W of LED waiting power is the equivalent of an old style incandescent lightbulb of 100 W so depending upon where you’re going to place this three light ceiling fixture would depend on the amount of lighting power you wish to give it you could put in three 9 W lights and that would be the equivalent of 300 W lightbulb but you’re very bright in any room we put it almost any fixture any room you put this in you’re going to want a dimmer switch the dimmer switch should be necessary so that you can reduce the power and it gives you more flexibility with the light. There will be occasions when you want a lot of light; there will be occasions when you want to dim it for a more romantic mood.I would also recommend that you get what I call Edison lightbulbs rather than ugly LEDs. Ugly LEDs are those with little blue squares. They’re all wired together and glow very brightly. They’re cheaper, but in a frosted glass or a ripple glass shade like this fixture, you’re gonna see those ugly bulbs. You want to get bulbs where you can literally see the filaments. Today, LED bulbs do not necessarily use filaments, but they use LED strips that look like and resemble filaments; that’s the type of bulb. I got a clear bulb with LED filaments, and when you get the bulbs, get them at a store. We also get the switch and a representation to management that the bulbs are compatible with the dimmer switch they’re selling, will not flicker or flutter, and will dim easily down to 10%.I would use a light like this in a bedroom or the living room, and if I were putting it in a bedroom, I’d probably use 5 W LEDs and still get a switch. I was putting it in a living room. I’d probably get 18 W LEDs and still get a dimmer switch.Installation is also easy; this fixture comes with an installation plate and bracket, secured with screws on the side of the base fixture or decorative nuts. You’ll know what it is when you remove the installation plate. To release the installation plate, you have to unscrew the decorative screws or nuts. Secure them carefully because they’re difficult to replace.If you’re considering doing the electrical installation yourself, I always have several caveats that I like to tell people about for them to considerPost, make absolutely certain you’ve turned off the power at the circuit breaker panel box. The circuit breaker panel box is located in most homes in the basement, and in some homes it is located in the garage if they don’t have a basement.Once you’ve found the circuit breaker panel box, the best way to identify the correct circuit breaker is to have a friend stand by the junction box that you’re about to begin working on, with the old fixture still installed and turned on. Your friend can talk to you via cell phone as you turn the circuit breaker on and off until you turn off the power to the light that your friend is watching. You can then flash it three or four times just to make sure you have the correct circuit breaker.Second, because this is electrical work, you always check everything twice. Therefore, get an electrical testing device and test each and every wire in the junction box you were about to begin working on to make certain none of the wires are still energized. Electricians carry a device like this and use it all the time. You can test it is still on and working correctly and has battery power by putting it near an outlet that you know has power, and if it doesn’t show any power reading, then you know it’s safe to touch the wires.I know the problem that people have, and that’s often not addressed. Many folks have difficulty with wire lock nuts; they don’t necessarily know how to use them correctly. After you thread the wires through the installation plates at work under the brackets, the manufacturer recommends using the house service wire, which is 14-gauge single-strand. Copper makes it in the last half centimeter of insulation has been removed. Get the black wire from the fixture. Make sure the last half centimeter of insulation in the picture has been removed. Place the two wires with the tips adjacent to one another, pointing in the same direction. Cover both tips with a wire lock nut and rotate clockwise until a firm mechanical and electrical connection is established. Do the same with the white wire and the green wire. Barry, in mine, the green wire may be connected to a bareThis is a beautiful fixture that enhances your living room or your bedroom and gives you many years of service