Which is the best choice for night lighting fixtures

The foyer is the place where the first impression is made when entering the room, so it should be bright, and the position of the light fixtures should be considered at the junction between the entrance and the deep into the room, so as to avoid shadows on the visitor's face.

Residential lighting should be based on incandescent lamps and rare earth energy-saving fluorescent lamps.

Lighting up cabinets or walls in the foyer will create a sense of spaciousness in the foyer.

Kitchen lamps should be of an easy-to-clean type, such as glass or enamel lampshades with moisture-proof lamp openings, and should be consistent or similar to the color rendering of lighting sources used in the dining room.

Because the water vapor in the kitchen is heavier, many furniture will also be susceptible to moisture, so the choice of lamps and lanterns must also choose a better moisture-proof performance to avoid entering too much water vapor and occurring, there are certain safety hazards.

The local lighting of the restaurant should use hanging lamps to highlight the effect of the dining table, and at the same time, general lighting should be set up to make the whole room have a certain degree of brightness and show a sense of cleanliness.

The lighting of the living room should consider the requirements of multi-functional use, such as setting up general lighting, decorative lighting, floor lamps, etc., and sometimes dimming devices can be set up in the living room to meet the needs of different functions.

Bedrooms and dining rooms should be lit with low color temperatures.

Lighting in the hallway should be placed at the entrance and exit of the room, closets, especially at the beginning of the staircase and in directional positions. When setting up the chandelier, the lower end of the lighting should be above the ground; Stairs should be brightly lit to avoid hazards.

The bathroom needs bright and soft light, because the lighting in the bathroom is frequently turned on and off, so it is more appropriate to use incandescent lamps as the light source.

Except for special requirements, stereotyped products should generally be used as much as possible to facilitate maintenance and replacement.

Lamps with high efficiency, good quality, long service life, low maintenance and energy saving should be used.

Lamps and lanterns should reach the corresponding protection level according to the requirements of the place of use, outdoor lamps and lanterns for night lighting shall not use Class 0 lamps, underwater lamps and lanterns shall use waterproof lamps, the protection level of outdoor installation lamps and lanterns shall be higher than or equal to IP55, the protection level of buried lamps and lanterns shall be higher than or equal to IP67, and the protection level of underwater lamps and lanterns shall be higher than or equal to IP68

Buried lamps should be used with caution, because the protection level of buried lamps is higher, more expensive, more difficult to maintain, and easy to produce glare. Due to the high surface temperature of the lamp, the high-power buried lamp is easy to burn people, and protective measures need to be taken.

Lamps and lanterns should have good anti-corrosion properties, especially in coastal or heavily polluted areas.

In order to ensure personal safety, all live parts of the lamp must be isolated with insulator materials to protect against electric shock. Lamps and lanterns are divided into four categories according to the form of anti-electric shock protection, namely: Class 0 lamps, Class I lamps, Class II lamps, and Class III lamps.

According to the characteristics of the lighting target and the lighting design requirements, the appropriate beam angle is selected.

Commonly used lamps for night lighting.

Fluorescent lamps (applications): internal lighting, decorative lighting, roads and bridges, gardens, advertising, squares, etc.;

Flood lights: floodlighting, roads and bridges, trees, advertisements, squares, water features, rocks, etc.;

Buried lights: floodlighting, trails, trees, squares, rocks, etc.;

LED lights: internal lighting, decorative lighting, lanterns, roads and bridges, advertising, squares, etc.;

Fiber optic lights: decorative lighting, lanterns, gardens, water features, squares, etc.;

Lawn lights: paths, gardens, squares, etc.

Garden lights: roads and bridges, gardens, squares, courtyards, etc.;

Solar energy: lanterns, roads and bridges, gardens, courtyards, squares, etc.