Dimming (PWM-Controlled) is a method used to regulate the brightness of a light source, particularly LEDs, by employing Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) signals.

A High-output (Ho) Lamp is a type of fluorescent lamp designed to provide brighter and whiter light compared to standard fluorescent lamps.

A LED array is a configuration of small Chip-on-Board (COB) LEDs that are arranged in a precise pattern. This arrangement offers several advantages for lighting applications.

An LED Driver (Fixed Voltage) is a type of power supply specifically designed for LED lights to convert the incoming electrical power into a suitable form for the LED lights to operate efficiently.

Efficiency measures how effectively a lighting system converts electrical energy into visible light. It is calculated as the percentage of light emitted from a light fixture and light source when energized.

An integrated lighting fixture is a type of luminaire that incorporates LED technology directly into the fixture itself. Unlike traditional lighting setups where a separate light bulb can be easily replaced, integrated LED fixtures have the LEDs built-in and cannot be easily replaced.

Linear lighting utilizes long, narrow LED luminaires to distribute light in a linear fashion. These luminaires, available as suspended lights, surface-mounted luminaires, or recessed lights, are designed to provide focused and directional illumination over a more narrow area compared to round or square lights.

Warm-up time is the period required for a lighting source to reach its optimal operating temperature and output after being turned on.

The visual field is the area of space that an individual can see at the same time without moving their eyes or head.

An LED driver is a self-contained power supply specifically designed for regulating and supplying the appropriate current to an LED or an array of LEDs.