Installation Kits enable wall sconces to be placed anywhere.
February 5, 2007 -
Add-A-Light(TM) Low Voltage Kit uses FlatWire Ready® technology, allowing lighting fixtures to be mounted anywhere on walls or ceilings and connected to existing electrical outlet without drilling holes, pulling electrical wires, or using extension cords. Each of 30 available FlatWire Ready lighting sconce fixtures uses 12 V, 20 W halogen bulb. UL-listed wall lighting system accommodates up to 2 fixtures and includes connectors, wall plate, transformer, and 25 ft of low voltage FlatWire.
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Put Lights Anywhere with Revolutionary FlatWire Ready® UL®-Listed, Low Voltage Wall Sconces and Installation Kits
Put Lights Anywhere With Revolutionary FlatWire Ready(R) UL(R)-Listed, Low Voltage Wall Sconces and Installation Kits
CARROLLTON, Ga., Jan. 30 -- It's easier than ever to install lighting anywhere with new wall sconces designed to work with the patented FlatWire, the Invisible Wire(TM). This revolutionary wiring technology is being introduced by the FlatWire Technologies Division of Southwire, North America's leading manufacturer of electrical wire and cable. The new FlatWire Ready(R) low voltage wall lighting system is UL-listed and includes a wide range of decorator-style sconces and complete Add-A-Light(TM) installation kits.
The award-winning FlatWire Ready technology allows these low voltage lighting fixtures to be mounted anywhere on walls or ceilings and connected to an existing electrical outlet without drilling holes, pulling electrical wires or using extension cords. Unlike conventional "round" wire, FlatWire is easily installed and can create a virtually invisible wiring system. Installation is completely safe for professionals and do-it-yourselfers.
Nearly 30 different FlatWire Ready lighting sconces are now available in a wide variety of decorator finishes and styles ranging from traditional to contemporary. Each FlatWire Ready Add-A-Light Low Voltage Kit accommodates up to two fixtures and includes connectors, a wall plate, transformer and 25 feet of low voltage FlatWire. The sconce fixtures use a 12-volt, 20-watt halogen bulb, which uses less energy than a 60-watt incandescent bulb but still gives about the same usable light output. The lights and kits can be purchased online at http://www.flatwireready.com/.
Using the Invisible Wire Solution(TM) is a non-invasive, low-cost alternative to cutting holes in walls to run new wires or install new outlets. Installation is an easy, four-step process that can be done safely in minutes by a do-it-yourselfer or professional. FlatWire can be placed on walls and ceilings, and when finished using standard concealing and painting techniques becomes virtually invisible.
"These FlatWire Ready(R) low voltage lighting sconces and installation kits make it easier and more affordable than ever to add lighting safely and creatively, without having to compromise designs to accommodate existing wiring and outlets or pay for a costly and time-consuming professional rewire," said Robb Sexton, the inventor and president of Southwire's FlatWire Technologies Division. "FlatWire is a revolutionizing technology that lets us take control of the interior spaces and surfaces where we live, work and play, making life more efficient, comfortable and enjoyable."
Today's lifestyles rely on a growing number of devices requiring a wire connection, including lighting, flat panel televisions, home theaters, computers, gaming and more. Yet the layout of existing wire systems often makes it difficult to adapt rooms to new equipment without expensive in-wall rewiring or leaving unattractive cords exposed. Now the introduction of paper- thin FlatWire has made it possible to locate and connect devices where desired.
Because of its ease of use and flexibility, many new FlatWire-compatible products are being introduced. Southwire already offers other FlatWire Ready(R) products, including cable and interconnects that can be used in a variety of low voltage lighting, audio, video, voice and data applications. Future applications for other wiring products are in development.
About FlatWire Ready Technology
Since its first patents were filed in 1995, FlatWire Ready technology has been winning awards and converts for its unique approach to electrical wiring. Recognized for its broad appeal and usefulness to consumers, this truly innovative technology is now available for low voltage lighting, audio, video, voice, data and more. Just as important are the installation accessories that make it easy for even a novice DIYer to install in minutes in four easy steps - Map it, Stick It, Click It, and Make it Disappear. For more information visit http://www.flatwireready.com/
About Southwire Company
A technology leader, Southwire Company is a major wire and cable provider in North America, manufacturing building wire and cable, FlatWire, metal-clad (MC) cable, cord products, utility cable products, industrial power cable, copper and aluminum rod and continuous casting technology. Please visit Southwire's website at http://www.southwire.com/.
FlatWire Ready Low Voltage Lighting will be on display for the first time Feb. 7-10 at the International Builders' Show, Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, FL (booth S12401).
CONTACT: General - Southwire Company, +1-770-832-4242; or Jeanne Schweder, Eric Mower and Associates, +1-704-916-6173, jschweder@mower.com
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Phone: 704-916-6173 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Southwire Co. Address: 1 Southwire Dr. City: Carrollton State: GA ZIP: 30119 Country: USA Phone: 800-444-1700 FAX: 770-832-4929 http://www.southwire.com/
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