Small LED Panels provide a space-saving format and excellent light quality for compact corridors and sanitary facilities.
In the architecture of residential buildings and commercial utility rooms, it is often not physically possible to integrate large-sized luminaires, so technologically adapted low-profile solutions are necessary. Massive housings visually reduce the volume of the room and can cause interference with engineering communications. Small flat luminaires developed by VIDEX combine round and square designs with integrated high-density diodes. The polycarbonate diffuser guarantees a wide-angle flow (up to 120°), thereby eliminating the formation of shadows and glare even in small areas. Regardless of whether the installation is done on a concrete surface or hidden in drywall, the durable aluminum elements inside the equipment serve as a radiator and extend the device's life cycle for years.
The introduction of these modern devices improves spatial perception and drastically reduces electricity consumption compared to older type flush mounts. For arranging sophisticated electrical network control in the project, aesthetically compatible Black Flush-Mounted Switches and Sockets will serve perfectly.
A: The LGP acrylic plate redirects the side diodes' light beam by 90 degrees perpendicular to the panel surface. This light transmission allows the luminaire's total thickness to be reduced to under 15 mm while maintaining uniform diffusion without dark spots.
A: The series panels use a removable mounting frame and adjustable spring clips. This allows the exact same luminaire module to be attached directly to a concrete ceiling or inserted into a drywall hole with a diameter of 50 to 210 mm.
A: Modern small LED panels provide an efficiency of 80-100 lm/W, where a 12W panel generates about 1000 lm of luminous flux. This replaces approximately a 75W incandescent bulb or two 18W compact fluorescent lamps, reducing power consumption by 80%.
A: For living rooms and bedrooms, 3000K warm light is recommended, while for kitchens and bathrooms, a 4000K neutral spectrum is best. 4000K light provides better color contrast, whereas 3000K creates a cozy, relaxing environment without the blue light peak.
A: The Class II protection plastic housing provides double insulation (SELV), eliminating the need for housing grounding. This protects the user from electric shock even if, in a chaotic installation, the power supply comes into contact with the metal profiles of the drywall framework.