When choosing a space-appropriate LED street light, you need to pay attention to the beam angle. Organizations in different areas define the beam angle differently, which makes it more confusing. This is because it is often not easy to accurately determine the boundaries of the beam, so a regulation is artificially formulated, Designated edges, the light outside the edges has been attenuated to negligible or useless. There are international standards, but different regions are not uniform. The International Commission on Illumination (CIE Europe) stipulates that the angle formed by the two sides is at 50% of the intensity and normal intensity is the beam Angle. The Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (IES) specifies that the angle formed by the light intensity is 10% of the normal light intensity and flanked by the beam angle.

The beam angle indicates the light spread of the light source. Narrow beams provide concentrated lighting and are suitable for accent lighting. Wide beams provide a more general, softer light. Knowing how to use the beam angle correctly can significantly improve the lighting in a room. Choose a straight beam for LED lights Angle is very important for any lighting project. It can also be referred to as beam spread. Choosing the right type of beam angle can give your building the right type of ambience and visibility.

When choosing the beam angle of an LED light, the basic consideration is to ensure that the space to be lit can be lit. In fact, for any lighting purpose there are a few factors that we need to consider, including the type of building, the number of lighting fixtures, the height of the ceiling, Types of lighting fixtures, and performance you want to achieve, etc.

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