Light Fittings

Light fittings, also called light fixtures or luminaires, are crucial electrical devices designed to house and protect light bulbs or lamps to provide the necessary electrical connections for illuminating a space. These lighting fixtures are an essential part of lighting systems and serve functional and decorative purposes in interior and exterior lighting. Light fittings serve the primary purpose of distributing light evenly in a room or space to provide illumination for various tasks or create a specific ambience. They can house different types of light bulbs or lamps, including incandescent, fluorescent, LED, and others, depending on the desired lighting effect and energy efficiency. These luminaires come in multiple styles, shapes, sizes, and finishes to suit different interior and exterior design preferences in homes, offices, industrial facilities, and public spaces.

Types of Light Fittings/Fixtures:

Various varieties of lighting accessories and fixtures serve different purposes and can be used in multiple settings. Some of the popular light fitting types include:

• Emergency Lighting Accessories: These fixtures are used in emergency lighting systems, such as exit signs, emergency light fixtures, and backup power supplies. They are essential for ensuring safety during power outages or emergencies.
• Smart Lighting Fittings: Smart lighting fittings are fixtures remotely controlled through a smartphone app or other smart devices. They often offer features like dimming, colour changing, and scheduling, making them energy-efficient and convenient.
• Flood Lights: Floodlights are high-intensity lights used for illuminating large areas or outdoor spaces in security lighting, sports fields, and outdoor events.
• Batten Lights: Batten lights are linear light fixtures typically mounted on ceilings or walls. They are common in commercial and industrial settings for general illumination.
• Hazardous Area Lights: These lights are designed to illuminate environments where there is a risk of explosion or fire due to flammable gases, dust, or vapours. They are often used in industrial facilities, oil refineries, and chemical plants.
• Medical Lights: Medical lights are specialised fixtures used in healthcare settings, including hospitals and clinics. They provide focused and adjustable illumination for medical procedures, examinations, and surgeries.
• LED Panel Lights: These are thin, flat lighting fixtures that provide uniform and energy-efficient lighting. LED panel lights are commonly used in office spaces, schools, and commercial buildings.
• LED Grow Lights: LED grow lights promote plant growth by providing the required spectrum of light for photosynthesis. They are commonly used in indoor gardening, hydroponics, and vertical farming.
• Ceiling Lights: Ceiling lights are fixtures mounted on or recessed into the ceiling to provide general illumination in rooms. They come in various styles, including chandeliers, flush mounts, and pendant lights, to suit different interior designs.