A matte surface, in the context of the lighting industry, refers to a type of finish that is designed to diffuse ambient light rather than reflecting it directly back to the viewer.

Cove lighting is a lighting technique that enhances the ambiance and aesthetics of a room. It involves the installation of fixtures along the edge of a cove or recess, such as the junction between a wall and ceiling or the underside of a shelf.

A G9 bulb is a type of light bulb characterized by its unique base design, featuring two spades or wire loop contacts spaced 9 mm apart.

OLED stands for Organic Light Emitting Diode. It is a technology used in the lighting industry for general lighting and automotive applications.

A photocell light, also known as a dusk to dawn light, is a type of lighting fixture commonly used in outdoor applications.

Shunted sockets are lamp holders or sockets that have internally connected electrical contacts. These sockets are designed to receive voltage through a single set of wires and spread it to two contacts.

A desk lamp, also known as a task lamp, is a portable lighting fixture designed for use on a desk or work surface.

Cutoff distribution, in the context of the lighting industry, refers to a classification system that regulates the light distribution from a luminaire.

In the lighting industry, the term “Can” refers to a type of light fixture that is commonly known as a recessed light or downlight.

Foot-Candle (Fc) measures the illuminance or brightness of a light source at a specific location. It is a unit of measurement that quantifies the amount of light falling on a surface, specifically one lumen of light per square foot.