600x600 LED Panels

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600x600 LED Panels provide perfect compatibility with Armstrong-type modular ceilings, guaranteeing fast and convenient cassette installation in offices.


In the construction and renovation of commercial spaces, 60x60cm (595x595 mm) suspended ceiling systems are an absolute industry standard. Adapting incorrectly sized luminaires to such cavities requires enormous time and financial resources. The architecture specially designed for Armstrong systems allows you to insert the light device into the ceiling frame in literally a few seconds without additional drilling or fasteners. VIDEX flat systems use a high-strength aluminum perimeter that prevents sheet deformation during operation. The light diffuser generates a uniform 120° flow, ensuring that distinct dark and light spots do not form in large rooms. This precision, combined with high-resource SMD diodes (up to 30,000 hours), significantly reduces maintenance costs in the long term.


Technological and architectural benefits of modular systems:

  • Standardized dimensions: The fixed 595x595 mm frame perfectly fits into the most popular office suspended ceiling structures, preserving aesthetic purity.
  • Shallow profile: The thickness of the device (often under 10 mm) allows it to be integrated into objects with extremely limited inter-ceiling and ventilation communication space.
  • Actual cooling: The metal frame not only fixes the plastic optics, but also perfectly absorbs the diode's heat, protecting the transformer from burning out.
  • Uniform luminance: The arrangement of internal lenses prevents the appearance of light spots, guaranteeing perfect homogeneity across the entire diffuser area.

In the implementation of large-scale projects, the use of this format is the most effective solution for reducing overall lighting costs. Paying attention to visual details in the office project, matching White Flush-Mounted Switches and Sockets at the entrance and work areas will look perfect.



Q: Why are the actual outer dimensions of 600x600 mm Armstrong panels exactly 595x595 mm?

A: The 595x595 mm size is designed so that the panel fits precisely into the standard T-bar suspended ceiling profile grid with a 600x600 mm axis. A 2.5 mm tolerance on each side allows the module to be easily inserted and removed without deforming or snagging the profile structure.


Q: What is the engineering difference between the construction of Back-lit and Edge-lit 600x600 panels?

A: In Back-lit panels, the diodes are located on the back wall of the housing with lenses facing up, while Edge-lit diodes are located on the frame edges. The Back-lit design is more thermally efficient and cheaper, whereas Edge-lit provides an ultra-thin housing (under 10mm) for narrow ceiling spaces.


Q: How do VIDEX Back-lit 600x600 panels prevent the diffuser from yellowing during operation?

A: uses PMMA (polymethyl methacrylate) optical lenses and a PS diffuser with increased UV resistance. This prevents the photochemical breakdown of the polymer and the formation of yellow stains caused by cheap polystyrene glass under the influence of housing heat.


Q: How is the electrical commutation of 600x600 mm panels performed above Armstrong ceiling profiles?

A: The power supply (driver) is placed separately on the back of the panel or the T-profile box using a fast DC connector. For 230V alternating current supply, WAGO terminals are used in a hermetic junction box, ensuring safe insulation above the metal framework.


Q: How does the airspace (plenum) above suspended ceilings affect the thermal regime of 600x600 panels?

A: Free air circulation above the ceiling framework provides convective heat dissipation from the panel's rear sheet metal base. The minimum required clearance above the frame is 50 mm, which prevents local air overheating and protects the power supply capacitors.