Fixture installed on a vertical surface to provide directional lighting for building exteriors, walkways, or process areas

Wiring feature that allows multiple fixtures to be connected in series through internal wiring, simplifying installation in continuous runs

Fixture installed directly onto a flat surface such as a wall or ceiling

Adjustable fitting that allows a fixture (often a flood or area light) to be mounted on a pole or tenon

Fixture suspended from a ceiling using a stem, pipe, or chain, allowing clearance and directional placement

Threaded entry point built to National Pipe Thread (NPT) standards, allowing secure connection of conduit or fittings to the fixture while maintaining its rated protection

Pre-scored opening in a fixture housing or junction box that can be removed to allow conduit entry. Knockouts provide flexibility in installation but may require sealing to maintain ratings

Enclosure that protects electrical wiring connections and serves as a mounting point for some fixtures