Optics for Highbays LED lights

Optics for Highbays LED lights

Read it before logging in and buying high floors for your store or plant. Choose the wrong optics and you may end up with a lighting nightmare.


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So, what is an optics? This is the way you can manipulate the light to distribute it in a different way from the native output.

• You may want to reduce the beam due to high ceilings.
• You may want a wider distribution because the design of your light is not optimal.
• Parts of your installation may require narrower and wider beams.

So, what should I choose?
It all starts with a lighting design. If you have a scale drawing of your area, you can import it into the 
lighting design software which is from many best LED manufacture company providing online. They define the scale, determine the optimal fc measure and they will trying to achieve, and begin the design process.
Two things will tell them when they reach the goal.

1. They got the average number of synthetic candles you were looking for.
2. The average Min / Max ratio between the darkest and lightest areas is industry standard. It is important. You do not want a "cave effect" where you have very bright points and very dark points. You want an even distribution of light.

Buying a standard HighBay on Amazon or any other large online retailer without understanding what this light will do in your area could be catastrophic.
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