When designing and repairing interior spaces, much time is spent on lighting planning. And in fact, this is a matter of no small importance. The modern market offers many options for indoor lighting, including LED. They with great success cope with the organization of high-quality and economical, besides competent and thoughtful illumination.
How to organize interior lighting?
There are three types of indoor lighting: working, general and accent. With the basic lighting all more or less clear - it should ensure the supply of sufficient light for orientation in space. Work lighting should provide the necessary level of illumination for comfortable work, depending on specific conditions. The accentual lighting plays the role of dividing into zones, highlighting individual sections of the room and specific objects.
For indoor lighting, LED lighting fits the best possible, because they bring the light closer to the natural, as opposed to obsolete fluorescent lamps. With them, you can pick up the light flux of any spectrum, and that the direction of their illumination coincides with the sunlight, you can arrange them along the windows on the upper level.
Location of indoor LED fixtures
If you want to use LED lights, you can arrange them on several levels - on the ceiling, walls, columns or below, at some distance from the floor. Depending on the specific tasks, you can use point or line LED lights. But if the room is large, it is recommended to combine them with other types of lighting, and not use it as the main one.
Today, wall lamps for indoor lighting are very popular. More detailed design provides for the use of various methods for organizing indoor lighting.
For example, it is fashionable to use reflected light today, when the lighting of walls provides general lighting and creates a feeling of comfort and coziness. Or, the mounting of the light cornice, when the lamps are in a niche under the ceiling, which excludes the presence of glare and shadows on polished surfaces.
Advantages of wall-mounted LED lighting for interior lighting
The first thing that comes to mind is the economy of such coverage. This has long been a well-known fact. So, in comparison with fluorescent lamps, LEDs win 2-3 times. And this is not the limit, because in this direction, manufacturers are still looking for better solutions.
But, in addition to energy saving, there are other features of built-in and overhead LED lights for indoor lighting.
For example, today with the help of such lamps it is already possible to cover quite large areas - up to 21 sq.m. This can be explained by the brightness of the LEDs and the spectrum of their radiation. Even when powered by a finger battery, the LED lamp will shine brighter than any other lamp.
And we can not fail to note such a plus, as the service life of LED lighting, which is estimated for decades. Even with the most intensive use, such fixtures do not go out and build very, very long.
Unlike other fixtures, LEDs never flicker, so even prolonged exposure in a room with such lighting does not cause discomfort and does not harm health, and in particular - vision. In addition, LED lamps do not have in their spectrum of ultraviolet rays, which affect the eyesight and skin negatively.
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