Éclairage intérieur

A light can feel glaring even when the LED chips are not visible because glare depends on luminance, light distribution, viewing angle, reflections and colour temperature, not only on exposed LEDs.

The geometric centre of a room is not always the centre of daily use. Ceiling light placement should consider furniture layout, task areas, walkways and shadow zones.

A light that turns off after a while may be reacting to heat, an unstable LED driver, a loose connection, a timer, a sensor setting, poor ventilation or an incompatible dimmer.

Wood conducts heat less effectively than metal. A wooden light fixture can still work well if bulb power, LED design, ventilation and heat-dissipating parts are properly considered.

Fabric softens light, but it also absorbs and diffuses part of the output. Dark colours, thick weaves, dust and low-lumen bulbs can make the lamp look much dimmer.

An adjustable-height pendant is not always easy to adjust after installation. It depends on whether it uses a cable, chain, rod, locking mechanism or ceiling canopy.