Luminaries refer to a type of lighting fixture or object used for decorative purposes, particularly during the Christmas season. Luminaries typically consist of a small paper bag that contains a light source, often a candle.

Mood lighting, in the context of the lighting, refers to the deliberate use of lighting techniques to create a specific atmosphere or ambiance in a room or space.

Ingress Protection (IP) Rating is a lingo commonly used in the lighting industry to describe the level of protection provided by a lighting product against external factors such as water, dust, and solid object intrusion.

A black light, also known as an ultraviolet (UV) lamp or UV-A light, is a type of lamp that emits ultraviolet light.

A dusk to dawn light is a type of lighting fixture commonly used in outdoor settings. It is designed to automatically turn on at dusk when the surrounding light intensity drops below a certain threshold, and turn off at dawn when the light intensity increases.

Pull down light fixture parts refer to the various components or elements that make up a pull-down light fixture, which is a type of lighting fixture that can be adjusted in height according to the user’s needs.

A daylight lamp, also known as a full-spectrum lamp, is a type of lighting fixture used to replicate the properties of natural sunlight.

Light Loss Factor (LLF) is a term used to quantify the reduction in light output that occurs over time in a lighting system.

A double pole light switch is a type of switch designed to control two separate circuits, making it essentially two switches in one unit.

Cave effect is a specific lighting technique employed in show caves to enhance the visitor’s experience and create a three-dimensional perception of the underground environment.