A photocell, also known as a photoresistor or light-dependent resistor (LDR), is a light-sensitive module commonly used in the lighting industry and various other applications.

Diffused light, also known as “soft light,” refers to a type of lighting that evenly disperses light across a surface or subject, resulting in a more flattering and gentle illumination.

An electronic ballast is a device that regulates and controls the current flowing through fluorescent lights. It provides the necessary power to start and operate the lamps.Compared to their magnetic counterparts, electronic ballasts are more advanced and offer se

Color Quality Scale (CQS) is a metric system used in the lighting industry to assess the color quality of light sources, specifically solid-state lighting.

Laser light is a focused and highly concentrated beam of light that falls within the visible spectrum, typically between 400 and 700 nanometers (nm) in wavelength.

Refraction is the bending of a light wave as it passes through different mediums. This phenomenon occurs when light travels from one medium to another with a different refractive index, causing a change in its speed and direction.

Moon lighting, in the context of the lighting industry, refers to a technique used to create a soft and ambient illumination in outdoor spaces, reminiscent of the gentle glow of moonlight.

A lampholder, also known as a lamp socket, provides support and electrical connection for a lamp. It is a device designed to securely hold a light bulb or lamp in place and connect it to the electrical circuit.

Opal glass is a type of glass known for its milky and translucent appearance, which is achieved by adding specific ingredients to clear glass.

A leading edge dimmer, also known as a TRIAC dimmer, is a type of dimming technique commonly used in the lighting industry.