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Dulley March 2020 column - .txt

Dulley March 2020 column - .doc

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121u - Methods to bring in natural light to save electricity and improve vision

- c121-1.jpg - This tubular skylight has a dimmer option which is powered by a solar cell panel on roof. It requires no special wiring for simple installation and efficiency. - Photo credit - ODL

- c121-2.jpg - A short straight tubular skylight provide the greatest amount of light indoors. - Photo credit - Vellux

- c121-3.jpg - A flexible tubular skylight allow for any angle indoors and the ability to weave around attic obstructions. - Photo credit - Vellux

- c121-4.jpg - This schematic shows the components and installation details for a typical rigid tubular skylight. - Photo credit - Tru-Lite

- c121-5.jpg - This is a tubular skylight being installed on a shingle roof. Notice how the shingles fit over the flashing to eliminate leaks. - Photo credit - Solatube

- c121-6.jpg - Hang a decorative mirror on wall opppsite a window to reflect the natural light. - Photo credit - James Dulley