Ceiling Lights
A ceiling light is an electrical fitting containing a lamp or light bulb to provide an artificial light source in a room. Ensuring a workplace has adequate illumination is essential for employee health and safety. Substandard or insufficient lighting can lead to various complaints including eye-strain, headaches and fatigue. On the opposite end of the scale, too much light can also cause the same problems. Both can result in quality issues, low productivity and sometimes accidents can occur.
What ceiling light is best for me?
There are various types of ceiling fixture available, choosing the best one for an installation depends on a few key factors.
Natural light: Make the best use of existing natural light. Ensure that all windows and skylights are kept clean to allow as much natural light is utilised.
•Application: Make sure that the correct type of ceiling lighting is installed for the job at hand. An office environment requires different lighting to a clothing factory containing sewing machines and fabric matching tables.
•Positioning: Care must be taken when installing ceiling lighting. The correct positioning of lighting ensures that employees can safely carry out their daily tasks and not put themselves under any unnecessary strains.
•Environment: Must ceiling light be Anti-corrosive or IP44 rated or above.
Whether you are installing office lighting, garage lighting, LED or fluorescent, industrial ceiling lights are the most likely. Some additional points to consider are Mounting type. •Recessed or flush ceiling light: Enables the lamp to be mounted flush into the ceiling. •Surface mount: A simple way of fixing single or twin batten fluorescent or LED fixtures to the ceiling. •Pendant: A type of fitting that suspends the lamp a short distance from the ceiling. •Dimmable: Must the lighting be dimmable? If so extra ballasts and switching components must be used. •Diffusers: Used to spread and soften the light.
Colour Temperature
Colour temperature refers to a scale that measures the type of colour or hue that a lamp emits. The colour temperature scale is measured in Kelvins (K). The higher the K number the cooler the lamp. The lower the K number the warmer the lamp. •2500K Extra warm white. •2700K Warm white. •3000K Warm white / White. •3500K White. •4000K Cool white. •6500K Daylight.
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LEDVANCE 30 W Fluorescent Ceiling Light, 240 V ac LED Luminaire, 1 Lamp, 1.195 m Long
VND4,101,381.92 -
RS PRO 10 W LED Ceiling Light, 230 V ac Single Batten, 1 Lamp, 615 mm Long, IP20
VND1,106,311.38 -
RS PRO 14 W Fluorescent Ceiling Light, 230 V Linear Single Batten, 1 Lamp , 575 mm Long, IP20
VND440,387.72 -
RS PRO 18 W LED Ceiling Light, 220 → 240 V Batten, 1 Lamp, 600 mm Long, IP20
VND483,124.36 -
RS PRO 20 W LED Anticorrosive Light Fitting, 100 → 277 V Batten Batten, Anti-corrosive, 610 mm Long, IP65
VND866,084.72 -
RS PRO 28 W Fluorescent Ceiling Light, 230 V Linear Single Batten, 1 Lamp , 1.21 m Long, IP65
VND817,171.30 -
RS PRO 28 W Fluorescent Ceiling Light, 230 V Linear Twin Batten, 2 Lamp , 574 mm Long, IP20
VND829,858.74 -
RS PRO 30 W LED Ceiling Light, 220 → 240 V ac Batten Twin Batten, 2 Lamp, 1.2 m Long, IP20
VND768,090.94 -
RS PRO 35 W Fluorescent Ceiling Light, 230 V Linear Twin Batten, 2 Lamp , 1.51 m Long, IP65
VND1,134,524.24 -
RS PRO 36 W LED Ceiling Light, 220 → 240 V Batten, 1 Lamp, 4 ft Long, IP20
VND866,084.72 -
RS PRO 70 W Fluorescent Ceiling Light, 230 V Linear Twin Batten, 2 Lamp , 1.51 m Long, IP65
VND3,161,676.66 -
RS PRO 72 W Fluorescent Ceiling Light, 230 V Batten Twin Batten, 2 Lamp, Anti-corrosive, 1.263 m Long, IP65
VND1,235,522.94 -
RS PRO Ceiling Light Batten Clip Stainless Steel Clip
VND353,245.04Pack (1 Pack of 20) -
RS PRO Fluorescent Ceiling Light Linear Diffuser, 1 Lamp, 1.524 m Long, IP20
VND1,007,816.78Pack (1 Pack of 2) -
RS PRO Fluorescent Ceiling Light Linear Diffuser, 1 Lamp, 610 mm Long, IP20
VND1,413,814.86Pack (1 Pack of 2) -
RS PRO Fluorescent Ceiling Light Linear Diffuser, 1.219 m Long, IP20
VND829,691.80Pack (1 Pack of 2)