A Kilowatt-Hour (kWh) is a unit of measurement commonly used in the lighting industry to quantify the amount of electrical energy consumed over a specific period of time.

Low-Bay Lighting is specifically designed for use in areas with ceilings under 20 feet in height from the floor. This type of lighting is commonly found in homes, retail businesses, and public buildings with low bay ceilings.

Canless recessed lighting offers a streamlined and modern approach to recessed lighting. Unlike traditional recessed lighting fixtures that require a separate housing or can, canless recessed lighting is a single unit that connects directly to a home’s electrical wiring.

In the lighting industry, bayonet is a socket or cap used for light bulbs. It is named after the bayonet lock, a mechanism commonly found on rifles, as it shares a similar insertion and twist-locking mechanism.

Direct light is the illumination that falls directly on a specific area or object from a light fixture or lamp. It is characterized by a focused and concentrated beam of light that creates a sharp contrast between light and shadow.

Track lighting consists of individual lights mounted on a track, bar, or rail. The track serves as both a support structure and an electrical conductor, allowing for easy installation and adjustment of the light fixtures along its length.

LED Package (Through-the-Hole) refers to a type of LED packaging that is designed for mounting onto a printed circuit board (PCB) using through-hole technology.

A lighting fixture, also known as a luminaire, is a device used to hold and support a light source, providing illumination and enhancing the aesthetics and functionality of a space.

Open rated lamp (medium base) refers to a bulb that is designed for use in open fixtures where the bulb will be exposed during usage.

Crest factor is the ratio between the peak value and the root mean square (RMS) value of a current or voltage signal.