indoor directional lighting

Installation varies by fixture: many multi-panel and socket-style shop lights screw into a standard E26/E27 lamp socket, while most ceiling- or wall-mounted spot/flush fixtures require hardwiring to the building electrical circuit.

Hinge-panel designs advertise wide adjustability: individual panels or hinges can be angled in many directions, commonly offering around 90° of panel adjustment and in some designs up to 360° pivot for full coverage.

The listings include adjustable ceiling spot/flush mounts, multi-panel screw-in 'shop' lights with hinged panels, and small cube-style wall sconces with adjustable angles.

Aiming is provided by rotating or tilting spot heads, hinged multi-panel assemblies that pivot (sometimes up to 360°), and rotatable inner baffles in some wall sconces that change the emission angle.

Some listings specify integrated, non-replaceable LED modules, while others use standard replaceable bulb bases such as GU10 or E26 screw-in sockets.

Select fixtures include motion-activated 360° radar sensors that detect movement (up to about 26 feet) and can automatically turn the light on and off after a short delay (around 30 seconds).

Some listings note ETL listing or FCC certification, while others do not list any certifications.