| Luminance | A measure of the brightness or luminous 
                    intensity of light, usually expressed in units of Candelas per 
                    square meter (cd/m2) or foot Lamberts. 1 FL = 3.426 cd/m2. Unit: 
                    Gannet (nit) | 
                
                  | Intensity | Refers to the bright level of light, the 
                    luminous intensity per unit area. Unit: Candlelight 
                    (cd)
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                  | Luminous 
                    flux | The total amount of visible light 
                    produced by lighting source per second. Unit: lumen 
                    [lm] | 
                
                  | Wavelength | The changes of light color Strength can 
                    be described through data, we call this data wavelength. The light 
                    wavelength we can see is in the range between 380 to 780 nm. Unit: 
                    nanometer (nm) | 
                
                  | Light 
                    efficacy | Refers to the luminous flux divided by 
                    the lighting power source. It is an important indicator to measure 
                    the energy source. Unit: Watts per lumen (Lm/w). | 
                
                  | Color 
                    performance | Refers to the showing extent on objects 
                    of the lighting source, in other words, the real degree of color, 
                    usually called "color-rendering " Units : Ra | 
                
                  | Glare | When the lighting source color is the 
                    same as the radiator at certain temperature, the temperature of the 
                    black body is the color temperature of the lighting source, it 
                    describes the color of a light source by comparing it to the color 
                    of a blackbody radiator at a given temperature. Unit: Kelvin 
                    (k). | 
                
                  | Protection 
                    level | The IP level is described by two 
                    figures: the first one refers to the protection level against 
                    dust(from 0 to grade 6), the second against water(from 0 to grade8). 
                    Devices with a higher IP level keep the internal components safe and 
                    clean | 
                
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