Intro to Downlighting Quiz

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1. Which of the below is not another term for downlight?

a. Can Light

b. Pot Light

c. Recessed Linear Fixture

d. Surface Mounted Puck Light

2. Which of the below describes a self-flanged downlight?

a. The reflector and the trim are one piece.

b. The reflector and the trim are separate pieces.

c. There is no trim.

d. There is no reflector.

3. What is another name for “trim”?

a. Louver

b. Optics

c. Bezel

d. Reflector

4. Which of the below trim types does not have a lens?

a. Flush

b. Shower

c. Regressed

d. Open

5. Which of the below goes into an existing can/housing?

a. New Construction

b. Retrofit

c. Remodel

6. What extra component is used in a trimless downlight?

a. Driver

b. Heat Sink

c. Mud Flange

d. Reflector

7. Which of the below allows for adjustment in the position of a downlight between joists?

a. Housing

b. Bar Hangers

c. Jbox

d. Whip

8. What rating would a downlight in an insulated ceiling need?

a. Shower Rating

b. IC Rating

c. IP Rating

d. NEMA Rating

9. Which of the below controls the beam of a downlight?

a. Driver

b. Heat Sink

c. Optics

d. LED Chip

10. Which of the following statements best describes the primary difference between a light fixture's beam angle and its cutoff angle?

a. The beam angle determines the fixture’s aesthetic appeal, while the cutoff angle determines its functionality.

b. The beam angle governs the spread and intensity of the primary light beam, while the cutoff angle specifies the maximum angle above which the bare light source is not directly visible.

c. The beam angle affects how evenly the light is distributed, while the cutoff angle affects how far the light reaches.

d. The beam angle is a measure of the light fixture’s wattage, and the cutoff angle is a measure of its voltage.

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