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How to warm up your home lighting this winter The clocks have gone back, it’s getting cold and the nights are drawing in. You’ve probably already insulated your home against the plunging temperatures, but have you thought about your lighting? It’s one of the easiest ways to give your home a warm, cosy atmosphere – even when it’s blowing a gale outside.Create lighting layersLayered lighting is one of secrets to a warmly lit home, yet it’s the one thing that people often neglect. To light your hom …

Whether your working in the residential property at night for a renovation or on a building site nothing is more inconvenient then trying to look for close by power point and having to secure the trailing wires to avoid tripping over or causing a serious accident.Arrow Electrical have the right solution for this common problem who have introduces a Portable Rechargeable LED Work Light IP65. High IP65 Rating great for Outdoor solution Tilt-able positions 20 watts Comes with Base Can b …

We thought as the weather isn't cheering many of us up lately, we though we could cheer you up by offering 15% off on many of our ARROW branded products, im sure this will cheer you up even if the weather isn't!!! Just enter special code: ARROW15 at the checkout when you have a applicable product in your basket.You can find out if your product is valid for an extra 15% off on marked prices by the 15% sash on the image or on the product page you will see a message displayed saying use Code ARROW …

Each interior designer has a different personality, and therefore different ideas which they deem ideal when it comes to lighting your home.But there are certain rules everyone must follow to get the most from lighting your home. Each room has different lighting rules in order to benefit their surroundings the most. Here are some simple rules to follow to get the most from your lighting. You can find everything you might need to optimise your homes lighting, right here at Arrow Electrical.Every …

Have you ever found it hard to choose what type of downlights to choose for your home? With so many options out there we have just made a simple visual guide that will educate you and help you make the right decisions when selecting the right Downlights.Downlighters operate on either mains voltage (230 Volts) or Low Voltage powered by a Transformer (12 Volts). Downlighters can also 'Fire Rated' which means that the light fitting itself has a built in fire protection that seals the downlighter in …