LED panels, a good choice

LED panels, a good choice

In office spaces and schools you quickly think of fluorescent lighting. Yet there are more options than this traditional lamp. Because TL is practical, but also very visible in the interior. LED panels are a nice alternative. These are not only functional, but they also have a beautiful finish and are ultra flat so that they can be concealed in the ceiling.

LED PANELS

LED panels are very suitable for a working and living environment. They have a high light output and improve the mood and energy level in the room. How is this possible? An outdated lamp in an office or classroom flickers, sometimes this is not even visible to the human eye. This can lead to fatigue and even a headache! This is not the case with LED panels. This way you benefit from good light and your concentration get a boost.

LED Lamp offers a choice of different types of panels. Square (60x60 cm) and rectangular (120x30 cm). Both are available as Basic or Pro models in two light colors: warm white (3000K) and white (4000K). The range also offers round LED recessed panels in two light colors (2900K and 4000K).

MOUNTING, A BREEZE

The LED panels are the size of a standard ceiling plate and can, therefore, be replaced one-on-one with a plate from a system ceiling. Remove a plate or TL container from the system ceiling and place the LED panel directly in the same place. Very easy! Do you not have a system ceiling, but still want to use LED panels? No problem. LED Lampl has two types of suspension systems: a mounting frame and a suspension set with steel cables. A LED panel can, therefore, be used in any environment. The LED panels come standard with a driver and power cord with plug. Plug & play!

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