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Used to identify and differentiate offerings within a particular product line. Product families are typically treated as adjectives. It is not recommended to use the product line (ex: Wiremold®) and product family names (Evolution™) together. This will introduce a level of unnecessary confusion for the audience.

A collection of related products that share a common design, technology, or purpose. Products within the series either maintain a cohesive brand / style identity or work together to serve a particular solution.

Value that Specifically Names the Type/the Application Value of the Closest Piece of Equipment/the Designated Type of Construction/the Generic Type/the Manufacturer Type Designation/the Specific Function/the Type of Application

Refers to the style or operation method used by a switch to control lighting or other electrical devices.

Describes the unique qualities or characteristics of an electrical outlet that make it better suited to different uses. The listed qualities may give the outlet improved safety performance, increased efficiency, or additional functionality.

The Device that Receives a Signal or Stimulus (As Heat or Pressure or Light or Motion Etc.) and Responds to it in a Distinctive Manner

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The color of the product itself

Unique characteristics and functionality that set the product apart from others in its field.

Product is available to buy on Legrand.us

Indicates the primary material(s) used to construct a product.

The industrial standard(s) to which a device is manufactured, operated, or tested.

Refers to the expected environment(s) or intended usage(s) for a product (e.g. Residential, Commercial, Industrial, etc.).

Enviromental Conditions rating on the product. Indoor Only, Outdoor, Both

Where a Device is or is to be Installed

The way the item is mounted for display. The method by which a sign or label is affixed to a surface for display. Many signs will not have any defined mounting type and so will have no value captured for this attribute.

Indicates whether a device requires a neutral wire to function properly.

Denotes the classification used to assess the suitability or performance of a device based on the specific environmental location in which it operates.

The maximum load that a device is designed to withstand without breakage or loss of performance.

Denotes the type(s) of load that can be applied to a dimmer, which determines its compatible light sources.

Describes the mode of operation for devices that can be turned on, indicating whether they stay on continuously or operate on a timer or sensor.

Describes the method of switch operation, indicating whether it controls one circuit (single-throw) or switches between two circuits (double-throw).

The Temperature at Which the Unit is Safely Operated or Kept without Damaging or Changing the performance Characteristics of the Unit

Indicates the highest possible temperature a device can be safely used without the risk of failure or damage.

Denotes whether a product comes prewired for quicker installation.

Single pole switches have two terminals and control one light fixture from one location. 3-Way switches have three terminals and can control one fixture from two locations. 4-Way switches have four terminals can control one fixture from three locations. Multi-location refers to switches connected to a smart lighting system.

The Number of Pliable Metallic Strand or Rod Made in Many Lengths and Diameters and are Electrically Insulated, Used Conduct Electricity

Describes the method used to connect wires to the device, such as screw terminals, push-in connectors, or lead wires.

Maximum electrical current the conductor or device can carry before sustaining immediate or progressive deterioration

Style or Type of Connection Used

The Difference of Electrical Potential Between Two Points of an Electrical or Electronic Circuit Entering a System

The frequency of alternating current (AC) in an electrical power system, measured in Hz. Also commonly referred to as Utility Frequency, Power Line Frequency, or Mains Frequency.

Alpha-Numeric Code Applied to Connectors to Guarantee Consistency and Interchageability Between Manufacturers

Describes the type and size of wire that the receptacle's terminals can securely hold (typically provided as a range in gauge size).

Describes the maximum electrical current the conductor or device can carry through its USB ports before sustaining immediate or progressive deterioration.

Describes the maximum electrical power a USB receptacle can safely output.

The Rate at Which Energy is Drawn from a Source that Produces a Flow of Electricity in a Circuit

The Voltage, Current, and Power Capacities of Relay Contacts Under Specified Environmental Conditions

The total Possible Sensing Capability of the Sensor, Beginning After the Deadband, and Extending Out as Far as the Sensor is Able to Reach Effectively

Describes the total area, measured in square footage, within which a sensor can detect presence or movement.

Describes the shape of the area that a sensor is able to detect presence or movement within, measured in degrees.

The technology used by a device to sense a change in signal or stimulus.

The overall depth of a product.

The overall height of a product.

The overall length of a product.

The overall width of the product.

The amount of switches on the plate.

Number of electrical switches

Indicates the number of electrical phases a device utilizes.

The Number of Electrical Wall Outlets Designed for Use with a Plug

Number of USB ports