Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) refers to the disturbance caused by the flow of current through conductors and electronic components, resulting in the generation of a magnetic field that radiates from the source.
General lighting, also known as ambient lighting, is a fundamental concept in the lighting industry that refers to the overall illumination of a space.
Retrofit is the process of upgrading or replacing existing lighting systems with more efficient and modern products, making improvements to the lighting infrastructure without completely overhauling the entire system.
Directional lighting is the intentional placement and direction of light in relation to the subject being illuminated, which involves focusing or directing the light in a specific direction to achieve desired lighting effects.
Underwriters Laboratories (UL) is a globally recognized, not-for-profit testing laboratory and certification organization that specializes in conducting rigorous tests on the quality and safety of various products, including light fixtures.
NIR light, also known as near-infrared light, refers to a specific wavelength of light that falls within the near-infrared spectrum, just beyond the visible spectrum.
A Lightning Protection System (LPS) is a system designed to safeguard buildings and structures from the damaging effects of lightning strikes.
Visibility is the ability to perceive and discern objects or details within a given environment. It is an important aspect of visual performance, particularly when performing tasks that require accurate visual discrimination.
A vapor-tight fixture is designed to provide protection against environmental hazards. These fixtures are specifically constructed to be sealed and gasketed, ensuring that they are tightly sealed against the ingress of moisture, dust, and other contaminants that could potentially damage the internal components.
An integrated LED light is a lighting fixture that incorporates LEDs directly into the luminaire, eliminating the need for separate bulb replacement.