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Three Major Types of Fixed Lights


By: Jason Maxwell
Submitted: 2010-11-05 03:59:50 | Word Count: 433


People would have a hard time looking for things and seeing where we are going if we don't have light. We are able to move freely and see with ease even without the presence of the sun or even deep down the underground because of light.

We always try to find a way to acquire light during the night. Way back when, people used lamps made from a piece of clothe soaked in animal fat or oil as a source of light. Today, because of the new technology people are able to "see" even at night. The invention of fixtures enables us to make dark places become bright and visible.

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Fixed Lights

Recessed - This is a fixed light found inside a hollow opening, usually in a ceiling. This has two parts, the housing and the trim. The housing which is fixed in the ceiling and contains the lamp holder is the fixture itself. On the other hand, the trim, is the visible portion of the light. A thin lining around the edge of the light is included.

Surface-mounted - This light is literally the name itself. This is a light mounted on the surface.

Emergency or Exit - A type of surface-mounted light, emergency or exit light is connected to an outlet or a battery and has a backup power if the main power fails. The device usually automatically turns on when the main power dies.

Outdoor - You can find a lot of different types of outdoor lights.

Street - These are the types of light that are used to light our streets and sidewalks at night. There are many light manufacturers who are producing LED and Photovoltaic lights for a more energy-efficient lights compared to ordinary bulbs.

Flood - These are used to brighten football fields, playgrounds, work zones and similar places during nighttime.

Security - From the name itself, this is a very bright kind of light. They are mainly used in urban areas, behind homes, commercial prisons, military camps, and prison camps. They are made bright for security purposes.

It is very important for us to see our surroundings clearly especially at night time for security reasons.

Lights at night enable our children to read and study their lessons with ease even if there is no sunlight, it also helps us drive safely and see the roadway, preventing an accident from happening.

Author Resource:- Be sure to include in your shopping list the following: wall pack lighting and an outdoor flood light, when you go shopping for your next home improvement.


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