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All in Light Fixtures
The acronym, “BUG” (Backlight, Uplight, and Glare) was developed to calculate the light escaping in unwanted directions from an outdoor light fixture.
The BUG system is a tool to evaluate the light output of outdoor lights designed to replace the original “cutoff” system that applied solely to street lighting.
Consider these fundamental elements when buying commercial lighting fixtures to incorporate design, light quality, and efficiency into your parking lot.
Lighting can be puzzling. The staff of 1000Bulbs.com understands your confusion and offers these definitions for lighting terms you didn't even know existed.
Is your office lighting contributing to fatigue, eye strain, absenteeism, and theft? Find out how to fix your office lighting for a more productive workforce.
Antiques such as furniture and art are typically the go-to considerations for emulating vintage styles. But what about the lighting?
If you find yourself facing a day in the dark, the following issues could be the proverbial flashlight to your lighting debacle.
The International Electrotechnical Commission created a code that signifies the degree of protection offered by enclosures for electrical products.
Let’s take a closer look at how incandescents, fluorescent tubes, HIDs and LEDs establish their longevity based on different testing methods.
Let’s focus on the more garden variety sort of fixture typically found in every room, known as flush and semi-flush mounted.
While bypassing or removing, a ballast for an LED retrofit is easy to do, it is also fairly easy to create a renovation nightmare.
Are you a fan of steampunk and the industrial style? Learn how you can integrate this unique aesthetic into your home lighting design in this article.
