Product Features:
1. Energy Efficient: Recessed bar lighting makes use of LED lighting technology. They are energy-efficient and need relatively little electricity.
2. Adaptable Control: Recessed bar lighting often has dimmable options, so you can change the brightness to suit different moods.
Product Specification:
| Power | 3W/5W/7W/9W/W12W/15W/18W/24W/30W |
| Color Temperature(CCT) | 3000K,4000K,5000K,6000K |
| Lamp Luminous Efficiency(lm/w) | 120lm/W |
| Color Rendering Index(Ra) | 80-83Ra or 95-98Ra |
| Support Dimmer | Triac dimmable or 0-10V dimmable |
| LED chip | SMD2835, Epistar, Samsung, Osram |
| Material | Aluminum+PC cover |
| Cutout size | 68mm to 280mm |
| Outer diameter | 85-300mm |
| warranty | 5years |
Detailed Images:
Let's start by examining the possible causes of LED panel lights flickering when they are not dimmed. Generally speaking, flickering happens when the light's current swings, quickly dimming and brightening the light. Numerous things, like variations in the electrical system's voltage or problems with the LED driver, might be the cause of this. The driver is most likely to blame when LED panel lights are utilised without a dimmer.
The task of transforming the power source for the light into a format that the LEDs can utilise falls to the LED drivers. The light may flicker or have other problems due to a driver that is not well-designed or operating. This is particularly true if the AC (alternating current) source powering the LED panel light is causing variations in the light's current.
What then can be done to address this problem? A dimmer switch is the easiest method to implement. Dimmers smooth out any variations that may lead to flickering by controlling the current flowing to the light. For this reason, in order to prevent flicker, LED panel lights are usually offered with dimmer switches.
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