Surface Mounted Small LED Panels

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Surface Mounted Small LED Panels guarantee rigid mounting on concrete bases, preserving room capacity and wide-angle light scattering.


In architectural projects with monolithic concrete or wooden ceilings, hiding equipment is not technologically possible. To avoid creating pronounced glare or low, obstructive lampshades, it is necessary to use compact flat technology housings. Unlike complex frame drilling, VIDEX models incorporate a simple metal U-shaped bracket fixation, which is screwed to the surface and connected to the power wires in a couple of minutes. The aluminum base cools the LED matrices during intense work, so the efficiency of the emitted "No Flicker" radiation does not drop. This construction is ideal for bathrooms, garages and hallways, where a soft lighting zone is needed without visually reducing the room.


Hard mounting and technology indicators:

  • Flat housing: Even when installed directly on the ceiling, the equipment is only a few centimeters thick, maintaining free vertical space as much as possible.
  • Fixation strength: The metal support mechanism securely holds the weight of the device and absorbs vibrations caused by nearby engineering communications.
  • Cooling efficiency: The aluminum elements integrated into the housing significantly accelerate heat dissipation from the wide-angle SMD diodes, protecting lens clarity.
  • Anti-glare coating: The frosted diffuser softens the light lumens and prevents the creation of hard glare against walls and floor tiles.

Installing safe and long-lasting basic light drastically reduces the risk of damage in operation and saves money on energy. For a unified room control design, tasteful products can be integrated on the walls, for example, White Surface-Mounted Switches and Sockets.



Q: What is the fixation mechanics for surface-mounted small LED panels to monolithic concrete or brick ceilings?

A: The luminaire is fixed using a metal bracket plate that is screwed into the concrete with dowels. The panel itself slides onto the bracket guides and is secured with side screws, not requiring the creation of an installation niche in the ceiling.


Q: Why is a recessed rear niche designed in the housing of surface-mounted small panels?

A: The recess provides space for the compact 230V/DC power supply and cable commutation terminals. Such a design allows the panel to be installed flush against the ceiling surface in non-cavity zones, leaving no gaps between the frame and the finish.


Q: How do VIDEX surface-mounted small panels provide heat dissipation without free air circulation behind the ceiling?

A: A cast aluminum housing is used in surface-mounted panels, acting as a direct heat exchange surface. Heat from the diode base is transferred directly to the outer edges of the housing and the room air, keeping the p-n junction temperature below +70°C.


Q: Which color temperature (K) should be chosen for surface-mounted small panels in hallways and utility rooms?

A: The standard for hallways and utility rooms is 4000K neutral white light with CRI>80 color rendering. This temperature provides high contrast and visual clarity without a yellow tint, allowing objects and markings to be seen accurately.


Q: How is electrical safety ensured when connecting a surface-mounted panel directly to a 230V grid cable?

A: The connection is made through a double-insulated SELV power supply, which converts 230V alternating current into safe direct current. The cable entry point on the back of the housing is equipped with a plastic protective sleeve, preventing the cable insulation from chafing against the edges of the metal frame.