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We are a certified lighting, controls, and electrical distributor providing technical expertise and project support beyond product supply.

We're More Than a Distributor—We're Your Supply Partner. Founded in 1993, Luminosity Supply & Solutions is a certified woman owned lighting, electrical distribution and supply management company. We’re manufacturer-neutral, so our focus is entirely on sourcing reliable, high quality, high efficiency, and cost-effective products. Luminosity Supply specializes in customer satisfaction and accountability. We offer our customers excellent in house warranty administration, rebate administration and supply management. We’re Not Just a Distributor, We’re Your Lighting Partner!

10/26/2026

👀 HALLOWEEN DIY #4: GLOWING EYES IN THE BUSHES

We saved an easy one for last! This Halloween DIY only needs a few supplies and is a fun one for kids to help make. 👻

What You’ll Need:
🧻 Empty toilet paper rolls
✏️ Pencil or marker
✂️ Scissors
✨ Glow sticks
🌳 Bushes, shrubs, or another spooky hiding spot

How to Make Them:
1️⃣ Draw a pair of creepy eyes on the side of an empty toilet paper roll. Try different shapes to give each set of eyes its own personality!
2️⃣ Carefully cut out the eye shapes. Younger kids may need an adult to help with this step.
3️⃣ When it starts getting dark, activate a glow stick and place it inside the roll.
4️⃣ Hide the roll inside a bush or shrub with the eyes facing outward.
5️⃣ Wait for nightfall and watch your bushes stare back at you. 👀🌳
Make a bunch with different eye shapes and scatter them around the yard for an even creepier effect!

💡 Luminosity Tip: Glow sticks don’t produce much heat, making them a simple way to add a temporary glow without plugging anything in.

And that wraps up our 4 Halloween Lighting DIYs! 🎃👻💡

Which one are you trying this Halloween?

10/22/2026

🕷️ HALLOWEEN DIY #3: SPOOKY SHADOW

Sometimes the creepiest decorations are all about the shadows! Turn a simple Halloween decoration into an oversized spooky silhouette with a little creative lighting. 👻

What You’ll Need:
🕷️ A skeleton, spider, witch, bat, or Halloween cutout
💡 A portable LED light or spotlight
🏠 A blank wall, garage door, fence, or other flat surface

How to Make It:
1️⃣ Pick your Halloween decoration and place it a few feet in front of the surface where you want the shadow to appear.
2️⃣ Position your light low and behind the decoration, pointing toward the wall.
3️⃣ Turn on the light and check your shadow.
4️⃣ Move the light closer to the decoration for a larger, more dramatic shadow, or farther away to make it smaller and sharper.
5️⃣ Once you find the perfect position, secure your decoration and light so they stay in place.
For an extra spooky effect, try a purple, green, or orange light! 💜💚🎃

💡 Luminosity Tip: Light placement matters! Experiment with the distance and angle of your light. Small adjustments can completely change the size, shape, and intensity of the shadow.

Halloween DIY #4 is up next! 🎃

10/19/2026

🎃 HALLOWEEN DIY #2: GLOWING JACK-O’-LANTERNS

Give your jack-o’-lantern a colorful glow this Halloween! Instead of a traditional candle, use LED lights to play with different colors and effects.

What You’ll Need:
🎃 Pumpkin
🔪 Pumpkin carving supplies
💡 Battery-operated LED tea light, puck light, or mini string lights
🟣 Optional: colored LEDs in orange, purple, green, or another spooky shade

How to Make It:
1️⃣ Cut open and clean out your pumpkin, then carve your favorite spooky, silly, or classic jack-o’-lantern face.
2️⃣ Place your battery-operated LED light inside the pumpkin.
3️⃣ Turn off the lights and see how it looks! Try moving the light around inside the pumpkin to find the best position.
4️⃣ Want something different? Experiment with colored LEDs. Try purple or green for an eerie glow, or stick with warm orange for that classic Halloween look.
5️⃣ Put the top back on, turn on your light, and let your jack-o’-lantern glow! 🎃✨

💡 Luminosity Tip: LEDs are a great choice for jack-o’-lanterns because they stay much cooler than traditional incandescent bulbs and let you create the glow without an open flame.

Halloween DIY #3 is coming next! 👻

10/15/2026

👻 HALLOWEEN DIY #1: GLOWING YARD GHOSTS

Turn a few simple supplies into glowing ghosts for your porch or yard!

What You’ll Need:
👻 Tomato cage
💡 Battery-operated LED string lights
⚪ Foam ball or something round for the head
🤍 White sheet or lightweight white fabric
🖤 Black felt or paper
✂️ Scissors & tape

How to Make It:
1️⃣ Turn the tomato cage upside down and secure the foam ball at the top to create the ghost’s head.
2️⃣ Wrap the LED string lights around the cage, spreading them out so your ghost glows from top to bottom.
3️⃣ Drape the white fabric over the entire cage.
4️⃣ Cut two eyes from black felt or paper and attach them to the front.
5️⃣ Wait for the sun to go down, switch on the lights, and watch your ghost come to life! 👻✨

💡 Luminosity Tip: If your ghost will be outside, make sure the lights you use are rated for outdoor use.

Stay tuned for Halloween DIY #2! 🎃

08/27/2026

Something new is rolling into Luminosity! 👀

We’re excited to welcome the NEW Acuity Brands Mobile Showroom on September 14.

Stop by, step inside, and get a hands-on look at the latest lighting and controls solutions. It’s a great opportunity to explore products in person, ask questions, and connect directly with the experts.

🍦 And yes, there will be ice cream!
Plus, hats and T-shirts will be available while supplies last.

📅 September 14, 2026
⏰ 2:00–4:00 PM
📍 Luminosity Supply & Solutions
1831 E 73rd Ave, Denver

Come check out the showroom, grab some ice cream, and spend the afternoon with us. We’d love to see you there! 💚

06/02/2026

Tech Talk Tuesday : Understanding Different Light Distributions

There are several different light distribution types and each one can have a drastically different effect on your space. The different types are as follows:

-Direct: 90-100% Downward
“Maximum light output directed downward for efficient task lighting. Provides high illumination levels with minimal energy consumption”

-Direct-Indirect: 40% Up, 60% Down
“Balanced distribution combining task lighting benefits with ambient ceiling reflection for optimal visual comfort”

-Semi-Indirect: 60-90% Up, 10-40% Down
“Primarily upward distribution with minimal downward component, reducing glare while maintaining some direct illumination”

-Indirect: 90-100% Upward
“Light is directed upward to reflect off the ceiling, creating soft, diffuse illumination with minimal shadows and glare”

-Semi-Direct: 60-90% Down, 10-40% Up
“Primarily downward distribution with some upward component to reduce contrast and provide ceiling illumination”

-Diffuse/General Diffuse: Equal in all directions
“Uniform light distribution in all directions, creating even illumination with minimal directionality”

Knowing which type of light distribution you want will allow you to massively enhance your lighting systems.

Source:

https://www.lightsearch.com/light-distribution-types

05/27/2026

INTRODUCTING : 4 NEW RAB PRODUCTS

We have a special post this week after RAB visited us on Friday for a Lunch and Learn. We will be discussing some of their newest product releases:

- Tape Lights with Smart Control

https://www.rablighting.com/product/TIC/LCB

o Can bend in two different directions

o ARCTAPE, FLEXTAPE + NEOPLEX w/ Tunable white

o FLEXTAPE + NEOPLEX w/ Tunable RGBW

o Various new mounting accessories

o Have to order 3 components for RGBW – tape, driver & controller

o Hoping to make physically smaller drivers. 96W is the biggest driver currently

- Lightcloud Blue Low Voltage Controller : https://www.rablighting.com/product/LCBAUX-X/B

o Designed for use with tape lights

o 24V, IP66 rating, 200ft wireless range

o Two models : tunable white or RGBW

- BOA Edge

https://www.rablighting.com/product/BOAE4PB

o Available in 2ft, 4ft and 8ft options

o Super slim – under 1” wide

o White, silver, black

o Field Selectable, W, CCT + Distribution

o Accessories for custom styles

- Commercial downlights with Lightcloud & Blue PR

https://www.rablighting.com/product/LCBC6R189TWUNVWS-SS-NS

o Tunable white

o 60ft range between standard building materials, 200ft clear line of sight

o UL Listed, suited for direct contact with insulation, suitable for dry, damp and wet environments.

o Dimmable

These are just some of the new products that RAB has released in the last month. For more information on any of these products, click the links next to each product or check out RAB’s website : www.rablighting.com

05/22/2026

Learn all about the different types of lighting mounts and their applications in our latest blog post!

https://www.luminositysupply.com/blog/post.php?s=2026-05-20-different-types-of-lighting-mounts-and-their-applications

05/19/2026

Tech Talk Tuesday : GE Lamps

This Tech Talk Tuesday we will be discussing some new Current Lamps:

💡 LED HID 180W ED18 2200K COLOR EXPANSION 💡
Current’s new 2200K color expansion for the 180W LED HID ED18 lamps provides a warmer CCT for HPS replacement applications in the same length and diameter as the ED18 lamp shape. Current’s ED18 LED HID Replacement provides 400w equivalent lumen output from an ED18 lamp, making it possible to upgrade more applications to LED without replacing an entire fixture. The existing fixture is wired to bypass the ballast, which reduces energy use and eliminates the need to check ballast compatibility.

Learn more about the ED18 HID Replacements at : https://lnkd.in/extWfhax

💡 ADJUSTABLE LED U-TUBES GLASS TUBES TYPE B DOUBLE-ENDED 💡
Current’s adjustable LED U-Tube Glass Tubes feature several benefits, including:
o Reduced inventory and work within multiple fixture configurations
o SpectraChoice Selectable CCT that allows for selecting from 4 different color temperatures with the flick of a switch
o Direct wire to bypass the ballast which eliminates ballast compatibility and reduces energy usage.
o An internal safety switch which protects the installer
o An internal misapplication circuit which protects the end-user
o An optional in-line fuse kit which protects the future installer
o Everyday application offerings as well as additional premium performance/long life options
o 50,000 hour life with a 5 year warranty

Learn more about Adjustable LED U-Tubes at : https://lnkd.in/gKQvgRa5

05/12/2026

Tech Talk Tuesday : Understanding Light Bulbs

With such a wide range of light bulb shapes and types it can feel overwhelming when making a decision. By being able to understand these light bulb codes, picking the right bulb for your fixture will be easy.

Type A Light Bulbs : A15, A19, A21 & A25
These bulbs are typically used for standard household lighting and are good for a variety of household fixtures. Usually, they are compatible with medium screw bases (E26 and E27) or the candelabra base (E12). The standard lamp bulb size is A19 however traditional incandescent A19s are being replaced with LED bulbs due to their improved energy efficiency.

Type B and C Light Bulbs : B10, C7, C9, C15, CA10
These bulbs resemble a candle flame and, not surprisingly, are commonly referred to as “candle bulbs”. They are longer and have a tip at the end of the bulb. They are usually found in decorative lighting fixtures. The base types that are the most prevalent are the E26 and E27 medium screw in bases, the E12 candelabra base and the E17 base.

Type BR Light Bulbs : BR20/R20, BR30, BR40
These bulbs are reflectors and bulged reflectors. They can be found in the home in outdoor floodlights or in recessed lighting. BR30 and R20 bulbs are the most common and they usually connect with the E26 or E27 bases.

Type PAR Light Bulbs : PAR16, PAR20, PAR30, PAR36, PAR28
These bulbs are parabolic aluminized reflectors and are most commonly used in outdoor lighting, similar to BR lights. PAR lights will create a more concentrated beam where as a BAR light will provide a wider ‘wash’. Typically the base types are the E26, the E27 and the G53 screw pin base.

Type MR Light Bulbs : MR11, MR16
These bulbs are multifaceted reflectors and are typically used in track lights, recessed lights, desks and display cases. They project a focused beam of focused light in a specific direction and are available in a wide range of colors. They are also a great choice for landscaping applications due to their low voltage wiring systems. The most common base type of low-voltage AC/DC systems is the GX5.3 bi-pin or GZ4 bi-pin. The GU-10 bi-pin is most common for 120-volt systems.

Type LFL and T Light Bulbs : T: T7, T8, T10, T12, T14; LFL: T5, T8, T12
These bulbs are tubular and linear fluorescent lights. A T5 Tube has a diameter of 5/8 of an inch, a T8 has a diameter of 8/8 of an inch etc. LED replacements are becoming more popular due to their increased efficiency. T group lights most commonly connect with E26 and E27 medium screw bases, E12 candelabra bases, E17 bases, BA15D bayonet bases or the G13 bi-pin base.

Type G Light Bulbs : G11, G14, G16/G50, G60, G25, G80, G30
The bulbs are globe lights. They are used mostly for aesthetic purposes and are most commonly found in vintage styles (identifiable by the antique-looking filament in the center). They typically connect with E26 and E27 medium screw bases as well as E12 candelabra bases.

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