A medium base bulb, also known as an E26 socket, is a standard light bulb commonly used in residential settings. It is characterized by its threaded brass base, which is referred to as the medium base.

Rated lamp life refers to the estimated operational lifespan of a specific type of lamp or light source. It is a reliability property that indicates how long a lamp is expected to function before it fails or depreciates in performance.

Task lighting describes a specific type of lighting that is designed to provide focused and targeted illumination for a particular task or activity.

A transparent material is a substance that allows light to pass through it with minimal obstruction or scattering. It is characterized by its see-through and clear properties, enabling the clear visibility of objects on the other side.

RGB light, short for red, green, and blue light, refers to a lighting technique commonly used in the lighting industry. This technique involves combining red, green, and blue colors of light to create a vast spectrum of colors.

A reflective lamp shade is a specialized type of lampshade or cover that is designed to enhance the lighting effect of a lamp or light fixture.

The cosine law, also known as Lambert’s cosine law or the cosine emission law, is a fundamental principle in the lighting industry.

Adaptation refers to the ability of the eye to adjust to changes in lighting conditions. There are two types of adaptation: dark adaptation and light adaptation.

A single pole light switch is a common type of switch which controls the operation of a light fixture or electrical outlet from a single location.

Garage door light is a lighting system specifically designed for garage doors. Usually, it is a wireless and low-voltage LED lighting system that is installed directly on the garage door itself.