Grazing Light
Directional light at an acute angle, which emphasizes texture. The sources of grazing light must be close to the surface.
Directional light at an acute angle, which emphasizes texture. The sources of grazing light must be close to the surface.
A flexible metal conduit that protects conductors.
Connecting electrical components to earth for safety.
Light pattern with sharply defined boundary, like that produced by a framing projector.
The metal part that conducts heat away from LED, sensitive dimmer or fixture components to maintain cool operation.
A small area of higher illumination than the surrounding surface, typically produced by locating a light source too close to the surface or by the improper optical design of a fixture.
Lighting that directs all or most light upward for ambient or general illumination.
Recessed downlight suitable for direct burial in thermal insulation, called Type IC.
Infrared-Reflecting Halogen lamp using a special interior coating redirects infrared energy onto the filament, which increases output without added power.
The enclosure that protects spliced wires and supports surface fixtures.

