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Downlights and spotlights can be said to be the mainstream lamps without main lamp design, but many people will think that the difference between downlights and spotlights is the appearance is not the same, there is no difference between track and turn. The biggest difference between downlights and spotlights should be the lighting effect, that is, "light dispersion". These two kinds of lamps are suitable for different scenes in the home. The conventional beam angles of downlight and spotlight are above 60 degrees and below 35 degrees respectively, which are suitable for general lighting and key lighting. A lamp with a "wide beam angle" or a "narrow beam angle" is described in technical terms.
Downlights and spotlights can be said to be the mainstream lamps without main lamp design, but many people will think that the difference between downlights and spotlights is the appearance is not the same, there is no difference between track and turn. The biggest difference between downlights and spotlights should be the lighting effect, that is, "light dispersion". These two kinds of lamps are suitable for different scenes in the home. The conventional beam angles of downlight and spotlight are above 60 degrees and below 35 degrees respectively, which are suitable for general lighting and key lighting. A lamp with a "wide beam angle" or a "narrow beam angle" is described in technical terms.
Downlights and spotlights can be said to be the mainstream lamps without main lamp design, but many people will think that the difference between downlights and spotlights is the appearance is not the same, there is no difference between track and turn. The biggest difference between downlights and spotlights should be the lighting effect, that is, "light dispersion". These two kinds of lamps are suitable for different scenes in the home. The conventional beam angles of downlight and spotlight are above 60 degrees and below 35 degrees respectively, which are suitable for general lighting and key lighting. A lamp with a "wide beam angle" or a "narrow beam angle" is described in technical terms.
