Luminous Flux, also known as luminous power, is a fundamental concept in the lighting industry that quantifies the perceived power of light.

A vandal-resistant fixture, also known as a tamper-proof fixture, is a type of lighting fixture specifically designed to withstand vandalism and physical damage.

Mounting height is the vertical distance from a reference plane (such as the floor or work plane) to a luminaire or the plane of the ceiling for recessed luminaires.

High-efficiency plasma (Hep) is a class of plasma lamps that exhibit exceptional energy efficiency. These lamps have system efficiencies of 90 lumens per watt or more, making them highly efficient light sources for outdoor, commercial, and industrial lighting applications.

A halogen lamp, also known as a tungsten-halogen lamp, is a type of incandescent lamp. It is characterized by a quartz bulb and a gas filling that includes a halogen element, such as iodine or bromine.

Phase-controlled dimming is a method used to regulate the brightness of a lamp or lighting system by adjusting the conduction time of electricity within an AC power wave cycle.

Kelvin is a unit of measurement used to quantify the color temperature of light sources. It is the SI unit of thermodynamic temperature and is denoted by the symbol K.

A tea light candle, also known as a tea candle or tea light, is a small cylindrical candle typically encased in a metal or polycarbonate plastic cup.

A smart light switch is a WiFi-enabled device that replaces a traditional light switch in a lighting system. When connected to a home’s wireless network, the smart light switch allows users to remotely control the switch, either through a smartphone app or voice assistants.

Lighting control is the system or technologies that are used to regulate and manipulate the intensity of light and the color temperature in a specific area.