Sunkip Lighting India Private Limited

Snap Light 6 watt (3+3) LED Round Panel Light Ceiling POP Down Indoor Light LED 3D Effect Lighting (Pink White)

The key specifications for LED panel lights include wattage (power consumption), lumen output (brightness), color temperature (CCT), and physical dimensions/mounting type. Other important factors are color rendering index (CRI), efficiency, and ingress protection (IP) ratings. Core Technical SpecificationsWattage: Measures the power consumed by the panel, typically ranging from a few watts (e.g., 6W, 12W) for smaller, residential lights to higher wattages (e.g., 36W, 40W, 60W) for larger commercial applications.Lumen Output and Efficiency: Lumen output indicates the total brightness. Efficiency (lumens per watt, or lm/W) shows how effectively the light converts electricity into light, with typical panels achieving around 100 lm/W or more.Color Temperature (CCT): Expressed in Kelvin (K), this determines the "color" of the light. Common options include:Warm White (around 2700K–3000K): A yellow, cozy light suitable for relaxing areas like bedrooms and living rooms.Neutral/Natural White (around 4000K): A balanced, natural light ideal for offices, basements, and general commercial spaces.Cool White/Daylight (around 5000K–6500K): A crisp, bright white light often used in task-oriented environments like hospitals, retail, and industrial settings to promote alertness.Color Rendering Index (CRI): A measure (from 0 to 100) of how accurately a light source reveals the true colors of objects compared to natural sunlight. A CRI of >80 is generally good for most applications, while >90 is preferable for areas where color accuracy is critical, such as art galleries.Dimensions and Shape: Available in various shapes (round, square, rectangular) and standard sizes to fit different ceiling grids or mounting requirements. Common dimensions include 1x4 ft, 2x2 ft (600x600mm), and 2x4 ft.Mounting Type: Specifies the installation method, typically recessed (fitted into a false ceiling), surface-mounted (fixed directly onto a solid surface), or suspended (hung by cables).Input Voltage: The voltage range the panel operates within, commonly 100-265V AC or 220-240V AC for general use, with some models offering wide voltage protection for areas with power fluctuations.Ingress Protection (IP) Rating: Indicates the level of protection against dust and water. IP20 is typical for indoor, dry applications, while IP65/IP66 ratings are required for damp or outdoor environments.Lifespan: The projected operational life of the LED chips, often specified as 25,000 to 50,000 hours or more, which reduces maintenance costs.

The key specifications for LED panel lights include wattage (power consumption), lumen output (brightness), color temperature (CCT), and physical dimensions/mounting type. Other important factors are color rendering index (CRI), efficiency, and ingress protection (IP) ratings. Core Technical SpecificationsWattage: Measures the power consumed by the panel, typically ranging from a few watts (e.g., 6W, 12W) for smaller, residential lights to higher wattages (e.g., 36W, 40W, 60W) for larger commercial applications.Lumen Output and Efficiency: Lumen output indicates the total brightness. Efficiency (lumens per watt, or lm/W) shows how effectively the light converts electricity into light, with typical panels achieving around 100 lm/W or more.Color Temperature (CCT): Expressed in Kelvin (K), this determines the "color" of the light. Common options include:Warm White (around 2700K–3000K): A yellow, cozy light suitable for relaxing areas like bedrooms and living rooms.Neutral/Natural White (around 4000K): A balanced, natural light ideal for offices, basements, and general commercial spaces.Cool White/Daylight (around 5000K–6500K): A crisp, bright white light often used in task-oriented environments like hospitals, retail, and industrial settings to promote alertness.Color Rendering Index (CRI): A measure (from 0 to 100) of how accurately a light source reveals the true colors of objects compared to natural sunlight. A CRI of >80 is generally good for most applications, while >90 is preferable for areas where color accuracy is critical, such as art galleries.Dimensions and Shape: Available in various shapes (round, square, rectangular) and standard sizes to fit different ceiling grids or mounting requirements. Common dimensions include 1x4 ft, 2x2 ft (600x600mm), and 2x4 ft.Mounting Type: Specifies the installation method, typically recessed (fitted into a false ceiling), surface-mounted (fixed directly onto a solid surface), or suspended (hung by cables).Input Voltage: The voltage range the panel operates within, commonly 100-265V AC or 220-240V AC for general use, with some models offering wide voltage protection for areas with power fluctuations.Ingress Protection (IP) Rating: Indicates the level of protection against dust and water. IP20 is typical for indoor, dry applications, while IP65/IP66 ratings are required for damp or outdoor environments.Lifespan: The projected operational life of the LED chips, often specified as 25,000 to 50,000 hours or more, which reduces maintenance costs.

The key specifications for LED panel lights include wattage (power consumption), lumen output (brightness), color temperature (CCT), and physical dimensions/mounting type. Other important factors are color rendering index (CRI), efficiency, and ingress protection (IP) ratings. Core Technical SpecificationsWattage: Measures the power consumed by the panel, typically ranging from a few watts (e.g., 6W, 12W) for smaller, residential lights to higher wattages (e.g., 36W, 40W, 60W) for larger commercial applications.Lumen Output and Efficiency: Lumen output indicates the total brightness. Efficiency (lumens per watt, or lm/W) shows how effectively the light converts electricity into light, with typical panels achieving around 100 lm/W or more.Color Temperature (CCT): Expressed in Kelvin (K), this determines the "color" of the light. Common options include:Warm White (around 2700K–3000K): A yellow, cozy light suitable for relaxing areas like bedrooms and living rooms.Neutral/Natural White (around 4000K): A balanced, natural light ideal for offices, basements, and general commercial spaces.Cool White/Daylight (around 5000K–6500K): A crisp, bright white light often used in task-oriented environments like hospitals, retail, and industrial settings to promote alertness.Color Rendering Index (CRI): A measure (from 0 to 100) of how accurately a light source reveals the true colors of objects compared to natural sunlight. A CRI of >80 is generally good for most applications, while >90 is preferable for areas where color accuracy is critical, such as art galleries.Dimensions and Shape: Available in various shapes (round, square, rectangular) and standard sizes to fit different ceiling grids or mounting requirements. Common dimensions include 1x4 ft, 2x2 ft (600x600mm), and 2x4 ft.Mounting Type: Specifies the installation method, typically recessed (fitted into a false ceiling), surface-mounted (fixed directly onto a solid surface), or suspended (hung by cables).Input Voltage: The voltage range the panel operates within, commonly 100-265V AC or 220-240V AC for general use, with some models offering wide voltage protection for areas with power fluctuations.Ingress Protection (IP) Rating: Indicates the level of protection against dust and water. IP20 is typical for indoor, dry applications, while IP65/IP66 ratings are required for damp or outdoor environments.Lifespan: The projected operational life of the LED chips, often specified as 25,000 to 50,000 hours or more, which reduces maintenance costs.