Lighting Panel

Lighting panel (also known as light panel or LED lighting panel) is an innovative flat-panel lighting product. It integrates high-efficiency light sources (mostly LED chips) with a diffusion panel, backplane, and frame, featuring a thin, uniform, and soft light-emitting design. As a modern alternative to traditional fluorescent lamps and incandescent bulbs, it is widely used in commercial spaces, residential areas, office buildings, and public facilities for its energy-saving performance, aesthetic appeal, and comfortable illumination.

Core Characteristics

Uniform & Soft Illumination: The diffusion panel evenly scatters light from LED chips, eliminating glare and shadow. It provides flicker-free lighting with a color rendering index (CRI) ≥80, restoring true object colors and reducing eye fatigue.

Energy-Saving & Long-Lasting: LED light sources have low power consumption, saving 50-70% energy compared to fluorescent lamps. With a service life of 30,000-50,000 hours, they require minimal maintenance and replacement.

Slim Design & Aesthetic Versatility: Most panels are 8-20mm thick, saving installation space and blending seamlessly with ceilings, walls, or suspended structures. They come in various sizes (e.g., 600×600mm, 1200×300mm) and surface finishes (matte, glossy, or patterned).

Easy Installation & Safety: They support multiple installation methods, including recessed, surface-mounted, and suspended mounting. Compliant with international safety standards, they are flame-retardant, low-voltage, and emit no UV or infrared radiation.

Smart & Eco-Friendly: Many models are compatible with dimming systems, motion sensors, or smart home platforms for adjustable brightness and scene control. They contain no mercury or harmful substances, meeting environmental protection requirements.

Typical Applications

Commercial spaces: Shopping malls, supermarkets, retail stores, and exhibition halls.

Office & public buildings: Office ceilings, conference rooms, hospitals, schools, and libraries.

Residential areas: Living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, and balconies.

Specialized environments: Clean rooms, laboratories, and medical examination rooms (with high CRI and sterile design).

Decoration & signage: Backlit wall panels, ceiling accents, and brand signage.