What is a Elliptical Reflector (ER) Lamp?

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Line-Voltage Housings do Not require any transformer, they can be directly wired into your home's 110V/120V electrical system. Line-Voltage Housing are more commonly used because of their lower cost due to not needing a transformer, and also offer more versatility allowing the use of incandescent or halogen lamps.

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For electrical discharge lamps, this is the voltage measured across the discharge when the lamp is operating. It is governed by the contents of the chamber and is somewhat independent of the ballast and other external factors.

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A low-voltage housing requires lower power input than the standard 110V/120V found in most homes requiring the use of a voltage transformer. Many housings have integrated transformers which convert Line-Voltage (120V) to Low-Voltage (12V), which other housing need a remote transformer.Low-Voltage lighting is best suited for applications such as accent lighting but is also used for general lighting.

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Non-IC light housings are for use in areas where they do Not make direct contact with ceiling insulation. If your application requires the housing making direct contact with insulation, purchase housings that state they are "IC" rated.This means that these housings can NOT make direct contact with insulation. Some codes allow you to use and space the insulation 3" away and some codes do not allow you to use NON "IC" Housings at all if insulation is present. These housings are still used ...

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