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The way they distribute light
The way they are installed
Their width and length
Their size and weight
Indirect
Semi direct
Semi indirect
General diffusing
Indirect
Semi direct
Semi indirect
General diffusing
Lux
Foot candle
Candle power
Meter candle
Volt
Ohm
Watt
Amp
1 to 6 lumens per watt
6 to 24 lumens per watt
24 to 60 lumens per watt
60 to 240 lumens watt
8/2 inch
8/4 inch
8/8 inch
8/16 inch
120 to 208 Hz
400 to 600 Hz
2,400 to 4,160 Hz
25,000 to 40,000 Hz
LED starter
LED driver
LED ballast
LED transformer
Low lumen per watt output
Lamp size is large
Lamp life is short
Restrike time
55 and 100 volts
55 and 220 volts
120 and 277 volts
100 and 48 volts
Violet
Golden
Green blue
Blue white
Surface mount
Flush mount
Wall mount
Troffer
Box is sized to support the fixture
The fixture is less than 10 pounds
Fixture is secured using sheetrock screws
Fill capacity of the box to allow enough space for connections
Forward and reverse
Analog and digital
Positive and negative
Single pole and double pole
A variable resistor is used to lower the voltage
Two or more resistors are used to form a voltage divider
The root mean square (RMS) voltage is reduced by turning off a portion of the input waveform
Semi conductor switches are used to turn off only the negative portion of the input waveform
10%
50%
80%
100%
500 watt floodlight
150 cobra head
Low pressure sodium (LPS) light fixture
1000W -1500W high intensity discharge (HID) floodlight
10%
50%
75%
90%
Ballast
Inductor
Resistor
Capacitor
S
H
L
M
Using only mercury vapor fixtures
Adjusting fixtures to 5 degree from horizontal
Using only high pressure sodium fixtures
Adjusting fixtures so that illuminated areas overlap
A stake
A voltmeter
A light meter
An ohmmeter
Load (red)
Line (black)
Neutral (white)
None of the above
Wear leather gloves
De-energize the light fixture
Wear approved safety goggles
Do all of the above tasks
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