Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about architectural lighting, including product selection, technical specifications, installation, OEM customization, ordering, warranty and after-sales support.

Frequently Asked Questions about architectural lighting, featuring low voltage track lighting, linear lighting and pendant lighting systems.

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The ideal beam angle depends on the display size, ceiling height, and the visual effect you want toachieve. Narrow beams (10-24%) create strong highlights for featured products, while medium beams(240-36%) are suitable for general accent lighting. Wide beams (360-60) provide broader illumination forshelves, walls, and larger display areas. Choosing the correct beam angle helps improve product visibilityand shopping experience. If you're unsure, our lighting engineers can recommend the most suitable option for your project.
UGR (Unified Glare Rating) is an international standard used to evaluate the level of discomfort glare produced by a lighting installation. A lower UGR value indicates better visual comfort and reduced glare. lt is particularly important in offices, educational facilities, healthcare environments, and commercial spaces where people spend long periods under artificial lighting. While UGR is an important indicator, it should be considered alongside beam angle, fixture placement, and room layout to achieve a comfortable and effective lighting design.
Warranty coverage depends on the product type, application, and agreed commercial terms. The warranty period is confirmed before purchase and covers manufacturing defects under normal operating conditions. Specific warranty conditions, limitations, and responsibilities are provided with the product documentation or sales agreement.
Yes. OEM manufacturing services are available for a wide range of architectural lighting products. Depending on the project requirements, services may include product manufacturing, private labeling, customized packaging, specification adjustments, and production based on approved designs. OEM solutions help brands bring products to market while maintaining their own identity and technical requirements.
Minimum order quantities vary depending on the product type, customization requirements, and manufacturing process. Standard products may support lower MOQs, while custom-designed products typically require higher quantities. Please contact our sales team with your project details for product-specific MOQ information.
Before installation, switch off the power supply and verify that the ceiling cut-out matches the fixture specifications. Connect the LED driver according to the wiring instructions, secure all electrical connections, and insert the luminaire using the mounting clips. After installation, restore power and confirm that the fixture operates correctly. Always follow the product installation guide and applicable local electrical regulations.
A 24° beam angle creates a more concentrated light with stronger contrast, making it ideal for highlighting individual products or displays. A 36° beam spreads light over a wider area, providing softer transitions and more uniform illumination. The right choice depends on ceiling height, display spacing, and the desired lighting effect. Many retail projects combine different beam angles to achieve balanced ambient and accent lighting.
UGR directly affects visual comfort and the overall user experience. Lighting with excessive glare can cause eye fatigue, reduce concentration, and make commercial spaces feel uncomfortable. Selecting fixtures with appropriate glare control helps create a more pleasant environment for employees. customers, and visitors. in offices, retail stores, hotels, and educational facilities, controlling glare is an essential part of professional lighting design.
The warranty generally covers manufacturing defects in materials or workmanship under normal installation and operating conditions. Coverage may vary depending on the product and project agreement. Damage caused by improper installation, misuse, unauthorized modifications, or external factors is typically not included.
OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturing) produces products according to a customer's specifications, branding, or design requirements. ODM (Original Design Manufacturing) provides products based on an existing design that can often be customized with branding or selected features. The most suitable option depends on your development timeline, technical requirements, and level of product customization.
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