How to Choose Recessed Downlight
Recessed lighting is a great way to add light to your home and set the ambiance of your space. It may be the easiest way to update and brighten up a home, but if done wrong, it can send you in the opposite direction. This can be daunting for those unfamiliar with them, and where do you start when the options seem endless? That's why we've decided to put together this guide to help you choose the perfect lighting for your space.
1. The light color of the recessed downlight.
The color of the recessed downlight is usually chosen from warm light and white light. Generally speaking, warm light is not aggressive in the state of projection diffusion, making people feel warm and soft. However, the lighting range is not wide, and usually when applied to local lighting, it can present a light feeling, suitable for consumers who like mood and vintage atmosphere. On the other hand, white light is hard, aggressive and well-lit, and can spacious living room, suitable for owners who like romantic atmosphere and create a dreamy style.
2. The Color Render Index of recessed downlight.
When buying recessed downlights, it is recommended to buy recessed downlights with color rendering index of 80 or more, the effect of light will be more realistic.
3. Dimensions and materials of recessed downlights.
Common sizes for residential recessed downlights are 4 to 7 inches in diameter. The most popular size is the 6-inch fixture. As a result, more 6-inch styles are usually available. Higher ceilings usually require a larger diameter, usually 6 inches or more. In general, the larger the diameter of your fixture, the wider the light wave it provides.
Material is generally chassis 0.5mm high-strength steel plate, powder coating (white) reflector for 0.4mm sanded aluminum or mirror aluminum.
4. The panel material of recessed downlights.
Recessed downlight panel materials are generally iron, die-cast aluminum, aluminum and stainless steel, in the home as little as possible to choose iron, the recommended choice is aluminum and stainless steel.
Now that you know how to choose your recessed lighting, it’s time to actually do it. Shop Land Lighting’s recessed lighting for the best in modern lighting.
