Top rating for Revelite and Andre for… Top rating for Revelite and Andre for outstanding service, follow-up and customer support. The picture frame light is outstanding and provides equal amounts of light to every inch of the painting. It is fully adjustable for light balance, rheostat-controlled and handsomely made. This device looks like the fixture used at the Frick Museum in New York!

I first saw the Revelite at John… I first saw the Revelite at John Cosby's studio. After struggling with lighting while I was painting indoors and waking up to some surprises, I finally decided it was time. It was a great decision and so unbelievably helpful when I'm working in my studio. Huge thanks for a great product that makes the process easier! And ultimately, isn't it all about light?

I Love My Revelite Easel Light! I love my Revelite Easel Light! I purchased it to paint LIVE at weddings and celebrations. I made several calls to the company before placing my order and they helped me choose the best product. With the battery pack my easel can be set up near the action to paint the first dance at wedding receptions. It is also easy to position the 24" wide easel light to shine on the canvas and the palette. At home on my back porch Florida studio I use my Revelite Easel Light to paint on cloudy days, or in the evening.

Very High Quality Overall, this is a very high quality light. Relatively easy to install, once you accept that you have to put 6 different screws into the frame of a pretty costly piece of art. The dimmer works great, and the light is very clean and really brings the painting to life. My only complaint would be that honestly this is a very expensive light. If your artwork is truly worthy of the lofty price, go for it, but it is a lot to spend. It does look great, very unobtrusive, tho I wish the electrical connecting wire were white instead of black. Minor issue!

We are very happy with our Revelite picture lights The person I called was very helpful. I did not want to make a mistake because these lights are quite expensive. But our electrician also knew how to install them for us. We could not connect the lights to an outlet because we did not want the electrician to crawl into our attic. Therefore, he made a small hole in the wall behind each picture and above the baseboard, fished the micro wire through the bottom holes and attached the transformers by each hole. Then he connected the transformer cords to a multi outlet strip plug-in that could reach the existing outlet. Our sofa along that wall covers up the transformers and electric cords. We use the strip switch to turn the lights on and off. We finally can enjoy both of our oil paintings in their entirety.