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View a PDF Version see things in a new light The splendor of Westinghouse Lighting fixtures, ceiling fans and light bulbs reveals the eye-catching style and beauty of your home. To learn more, call 800-999-2226 or visit www.westinghouselighting.com. , WESTINGHOUSE, and INNOVATION YOU CAN BE SURE OF are trademarks of Westinghouse Electric Corporation. Used under license by Westinghouse Lighting. All Rights Reserved. 2019 WESTINGHOUSE LIGHTING 984_ALADirectoryAD_2019.inddALA AD Pages_2020.indd 1 1 10/16/194/7/20 1:04 1:14 PM PM “I set the lights to come on at dusk so my family always comes back to a welcoming home... especially when I am out of town.” — Philadelphia, PA Upgrade your life. Start with peace of mind. Discover how to personalize your home with Caséta lighting controls: dimmers, remotes, mobile app, or your own voice activated device. Simple to use and easy to set up. Visit CasetaWireless.com. Seamlessly integrates with: by ©2019 Lutron Electronics Co., Inc. 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