Good Earth Lighting manufactures energy-efficient LED lighting fixtures for residential use, including under-cabinet lights, plant grow lights, and security lighting.
Good Earth Lighting is a dedicated manufacturer of residential lighting solutions, focusing on energy efficiency, sustainability, and modern design. The company offers a diverse range of products including LED under-cabinet fixtures, architectural security lights, general-purpose ceiling fixtures, and specialized plant grow lights. Committed to reducing energy consumption without sacrificing performance, Good Earth Lighting integrates advanced LED technology into user-friendly designs suitable for kitchens, garages, and living spaces.
Headquartered in Mount Prospect, Illinois, the brand provides extensive customer support and long-term warranties for its hardware. Their product lines are frequently found in major home improvement retailers, catering to DIY enthusiasts and homeowners seeking reliable, long-lasting illumination.
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Defective units must be packed and returned with a letter of explanation and original purchase receipt. Call customer service at 1-800-291-8838 to obtain a return authorization number before shipping.
Many fixtures are dimmable using specific forward phase electronic (TRIAC) dimmers. Check your product manual for a list of tested compatible dimmers, such as specific Lutron or Eaton Halo models.
Most Good Earth Lighting products listed are for indoor use only or damp locations. Do not use them in wet locations or outdoors unless the specific model is rated for such use.
Use the provided linking cord to connect fixtures. Plug the cord into the linking outlet of the preceding fixture. Ensure proper orientation, as the plug is designed to fit only one way.
If power was interrupted or the light was manually turned off, the timer may need resetting. Slide the timer switch to OFF, then re-select your desired duration (e.g., 12H, 16H, or 20H) to restart the cycle.