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Anonymous users2024-01-23The wattage of the lamp, that is, the power, determines the brightness. The number of lights determines the brightness. The size of the room also has a relationship. Lights, big and small, depending on your needs.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The small 3 watts and the large ones are more than 200 watts.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Usually 10 square meters will cost 3-5 watts, and you will know how many watts you need if you calculate the size of your hall.
Since the spotlight is usually used as an auxiliary light source, it is generally possible to install a 3W one.
Living room lamp: simple and generous or magnificent, but must be bright enough, generally chandeliers or ceiling lights, the ceiling can be matched with small downlights, living room decorations such as murals can also be set off with spotlights. The spotlights must be equipped with transformers, don't be lazy by the workers, without transformers, those lights are like small bombs that will explode at any time, and the final result is that they will never be turned on (it is useless to change the lights).
It's usually white. The color is warm and cold, depending on personal preference.
300 and 600 can't be the same wattage Maybe the store just started selling I don't understand If that's the case, 600 will definitely not light up The difference between 300 and 600 is whether the installed electrical appliances are centered on the roof in the morning and the brightness of the room If the room is more than 10 square meters, it is recommended that you choose 600 LED lights.
The light lumens, the internal lamp beads are twice as much, you say.