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No, the overheads are on a separate switch and all the others can be dimmed. the beer lights can be turned off independently, and I have since added tiny light bars to light up the bottle shelf. Build time was 1 month ( I don't sleep much)

So I have decided to go electric after standing over the LPG burner on my first brew day in 90 deg + weather. here is my question, is there any reason I cannot use a 110v 20 gal electric hot water heater for my HLT. I plan to filter the water going in and turning up the thermostat to 190 deg...

Sorry there are no build pics but here is the finished item, next on the list is the brew kitchen which will have an all electric brewery in it. the kitchen is located on on the other side of the saloon doors.

My first home brewed English Pale Ale (from extract)

This started as an empty drop in place garage

Poker table

My favorite view

The working side

This is the bar I built in a garage in the backyard. I divided off a portion of it for a brew kitchen. The bar is made of red oak my late father and I harvested and milled from his yard. All of the decorations are family heirlooms, the beer items are all beers my dad used to drink.