Eight guides covering the decisions that actually come up: AC against DC, IP ratings, strip density, bending types, control protocols, beam angles and colour rendering.
Cold display lighting is chosen on four things at once: efficacy, colour rendering, sealing and physical fit. This guide works through them in the order that actually affects the decision.
Read The Guide →The choice between a driver on board AC module and a low voltage DC module decides the shape of the fitting, its efficacy ceiling and where it will fail first.
Read The Guide →The IP number on a strip datasheet describes the strip as it leaves the factory, not as it will be after it has been cut, joined and installed. This guide explains what each rating means in practice.
Read The Guide →Which way a neon flex body bends is the first thing to establish, because it decides whether the detail on the drawing can be built as drawn.
Read The Guide →Both protocols drive addressable LED product, but they behave very differently over distance and in mixed installations. Choosing the wrong one is expensive to correct on site.
Read The Guide →Colour temperature sets the mood of a display and colour rendering decides whether the merchandise looks like itself. They are separate decisions and are often confused.
Read The Guide →LED density decides how the strip looks; cut length decides how much of it you waste. Both are set by the package, and both are worth checking before the profile is ordered.
Read The Guide →A wall washer is only as good as the relationship between its beam angle, its offset from the wall and the height it has to cover. Get that wrong and no amount of output fixes it.
Read The Guide →People specifying lighting: luminaire designers, case builders, shopfitters and contractors who have to justify a choice to somebody else.
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