Types of Lighting Fixtures: Can You Distinguish Which Ones Are Dimmable?
Category 1: Incandescent lamps, halogen lamps
Category 2: Fluorescent lamps
Category 3: Low-voltage electronic lamps
Category 4: Inductive Low Voltage Lighting
Category 5: Cold Cathode Lamps
Category 6: Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)
Compared to traditional lighting methods, LED lighting not only enhances the quality of light, improves light source efficiency, and extends the lifespan of fixtures, but also offers dimming functionality to adjust brightness and color temperature. This enables the creation of lighting environments and energy-saving applications, making LED lighting a mainstream technology in the 21st century. A growing number of LED lighting standards and specifications have been introduced.
The development of LED lighting technology is advancing rapidly, and the market is brimming with a wide variety of LED fixtures. Below are some common dimmable LED lamps.
- Indoor Lighting
Ceiling lights, pendant lights, downlights, light strips, wall lights, bulbs, tubes, desk lamps, panel lights, ceiling fans, etc. - Outdoor Lighting
LED street lights, courtyard lights, buried lights, tunnel lights, landscape lights, lawn lights, wall-mounted lights, underwater lights, fountain lights, stage lights, traffic lights, light strips/light bars, etc. - LED Safety Lighting
Emergency lighting fixtures for fire safety. - LED Specialized Lighting
Medical tungsten filament lamps, LED light-emitting diodes, helium-neon lasers, digital tubes, large-screen digital displays, shadowless lamps, infrared lamps, and far-infrared lamps. - LED Special Lighting
Photosynthetic lighting, automotive lighting, medical lighting, etc.
