LED ceiling lights

When choosing the LED ceiling light there are several important points that we must consider:

• Size: It is very important that the LED ceiling light is the right size for the room. Opening angle: refers to the width with which the LED ceiling light emits light and influences the amount of space that the ceiling light will illuminate.
• Light tone: it can be a cold, neutral or warm light. There are LED ceiling lights that have the 3 light colors and you can choose them.
• Lumens: This is the amount of light from the ceiling light. The more lumens, the more light.
• Type of regulation: It can be with non-dimmable or adjustable light. There are many types of light intensity regulation. Here you have more information about the types of LED regulation.
• Design: there are a wide variety of models of different sizes and materials to achieve the desired decorative effect.

The main difference between an LED ceiling fixture and a conventional one (non-LED) lies in the technology used to produce light. While an LED ceiling light incorporates LED diodes in its design, conventional ceiling lights have lamp holders where the desired bulb is installed, which can also be LED and can vary in types such as E27, E14, G9, among others.

Another significant difference is that by having integrated LEDs, LED ceiling lights allow the creation of designs with shapes and characteristics that would be impossible with conventional ceiling lights. This results in a more compact, streamlined and, in many cases, more efficient appearance.

The life of an LED ceiling fixture can vary depending on several factors, such as the quality of the components, use, and the environment where it is installed. The hours life is indicated in the "Features" tab of the product.

Some high-end LED ceiling lights can last up to 50,000 hours or more. This means that if an LED lamp is used for 24 hours a day uninterrupted, it could last more than 5 and a half years.