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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's best to calculate illuminance, but it's not worth it. Generally, we design the illumination of the living room, about 10W lamp, with a spacing of 1200---1500mm, so that the illumination is enough.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The lowest is 15 watts, and 16 are required.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Eight are enough, 14w.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Living room, high brightness requirements, the average illumination should be 120Lu, as long as it is illuminated, 9-123 watt ceiling lights are enough, but it is recommended to use, bulbs and other lamps, the light angle is large, the light is scattered, and the light angle of spotlights and downlights is limited.
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Anonymous users2024-01-1950 80 3W LED downlights are bright enough, and the switch can be designed in 3 or 5 gears.
Living room lightingThe living room generally uses a generous and bright chandelier or ceiling lamp as the main lamp, with a variety of other auxiliary lighting, such as: wall lamps, downlights, spotlights, etc. As far as the main lighting is concerned, if the height of the living room exceeds the living room above, you can choose a chandelier or ceiling lamp with a high grade and a slightly larger size >>>More
Usually the requirements for LED lights in the living room are: 1W lamps per square meter of space, that is, a 1:1 ratio, so 20W lamps should be used in 20 square meters, of course, if you feel that it is dark, you can increase it.
If the light steel keel gypsum board ceiling is used, the flat ceiling needs about 2,700 yuan, and the concave and convex stacked modeling ceiling needs about 4,000 yuan. >>>More
2W can only be simple! 1. Build a TV background wall. 2. Get a TV table, 3 sofas, and coffee tables, 4. Make a wine cabinet, well, you can only do so much!
It is related to three factors, one. It is the area size of the living room, two. Is the height of the living room is what three. One is the weight of the chandelier. >>>More