Electric light

An electric light is a device that uses electricity to produce visible light, serving as the most common form of artificial lighting. These devices, often called lamps or light bulbs, have a base that connects to a socket in a light fixture, allowing them to provide illumination for buildings and outdoor spaces. Electric lights function through various technologies, including heating a filament (like in incandescent bulbs), exciting a gas (fluorescent or gas discharge lamps), or using semiconductor materials (LEDs).