lamps

Lamps are devices that produce light, typically by converting electrical energy into illumination. They consist of a power source, a light-emitting component like a filament or LED, and a housing that directs or diffuses the light. In traditional incandescent lamps, electricity heats a filament until it glows. Modern lamps often use LEDs, which are more energy-efficient and longer-lasting. Lamps serve practical, decorative, or ambient purposes in homes, workplaces, and outdoor spaces, helping us see clearly and create desired atmospheres. They come in various designs and functions to suit different needs and styles.