Layering light creates a visually appealing and functional lighting design by combining different types of light sources and controlling them separately.

A lens is an optical device made of transparent materials such as glass, plastic, or silicon. It is used to control and manipulate the direction, distribution, and focus of light emitted from a light source.

Filament is the thin wire or coil found inside a light bulb that emits light when heated. Typically made of tungsten, which has a high melting temperature, the filament is the main component that enables incandescent lamps to produce visible light.Looking For Motion-Activated

Luminaire Dirt Depreciation (LDD) describes the reduction in light output or performance of a luminaire caused by the accumulation of dirt, dust, or other contaminants on its surfaces.

JA8 and Title 24 Compliant refers to lighting products and fixtures that meet the energy-efficient standards set by Title 24 of the California Energy Commission.

A lamp base is the component of a lighting fixture that securely holds and connects the lamp or light bulb to the electrical supply.

A Kilowatt (kW) is a unit of measurement used to quantify the rate at which electrical power is consumed by lighting fixtures or devices.

Emergency battery backup refers to a feature commonly found in light fixtures that ensures continued operation during power outages or failures.

A full-cutoff fixture is an outdoor lighting fixture designed to minimize light pollution and direct the light output in a controlled manner.

Broad lighting is a lighting technique commonly used in the photography industry, specifically in portrait photography. It involves positioning the main light source in such a way that it illuminates the side of the subject’s face that is facing the camera.