A Prescriptive Rebate is a type of incentive program offered by utilities in the lighting industry. It provides financial benefits to customers who make energy-efficient lighting upgrades based on specific guidelines and predetermined amounts.

Lumens per Watt (lm/W) is a measure used to quantify the efficiency of a light source. It represents the ratio of light output (measured in lumens) to power input (measured in watts), indicating how effectively a light source converts electrical energy into visible light.

Fairy lights, also known as Christmas lights, are decorative lighting fixtures commonly used for both indoor and outdoor applications. They consist of short or long strings of lights that are connected by USB, battery packs, or solar panels.

Fixture efficiency measures how effectively a lighting fixture converts electrical energy into visible light. It is a crucial metric used in the lighting industry to evaluate the efficiency of a lighting fixture in terms of its ability to produce light output while minimizing energy losses.

Overhead lighting is a lighting setup where the light source is positioned above the subject or scene being filmed. This technique is employed to create a specific effect and add intensity to the scene.

RoHS Compliance, also known as Restriction of Hazardous Substances Compliance, is a term used to describe the adherence to regulations established by the RoHS directive.

UVC light, also known as ultraviolet-C light, is a specific type of ultraviolet light that is used in the lighting industry for its germicidal properties.

A rim light, also known as a hair light or halo lighting, is a lighting technique commonly used in photography and cinematography.

A recessed light, also known as a can light or downlight, is a type of lighting fixture that is installed into a surface, typically a ceiling, creating a clean and seamless look.

A diode is a semiconductor device that allows current to flow in one direction while blocking it in the opposite direction.