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The M26 Folding Grille Light can enhance interior lighting design in the following ways:
Multi-angle Adjustment for Flexible Light Control: Its multi-angle adjustment feature allows you to change the direction of light as needed. In a living room, adjust the angle to focus on decorative paintings and artwork, highlighting the artistic feel of the space. In a bedroom, adjust the light to illuminate the bedside wall to create a warm sleep atmosphere while avoiding direct light in the eyes. In a clothing store, adjust the angle to precisely illuminate the model’s clothing, highlighting the texture and color of the clothes and attracting customers.
24° Beam Angle for Precise Accent Lighting: The 24° beam angle provides concentrated light, making it ideal for accent lighting. In a restaurant, use it to illuminate the dining area, making food more appealing while reducing ambient light interference. In a study, focus the light on the desk surface, providing sufficient and concentrated light for reading and writing, improving efficiency. In museums and exhibition halls, it can also be used to precisely illuminate exhibits, allowing visitors to appreciate the details.
Various power options to suit different spaces: Available in 6W, 10W, 12W, and 20W. For small spaces like bedrooms and study rooms, choose low-power 6W or 10W lamps for localized illumination without glare. For larger spaces like living rooms and large conference rooms, use high-power 12W or even 20W lamps to ensure adequate light intensity. Commercial stores can choose the right fixtures based on the importance of the area and foot traffic: use high-power fixtures for entrances and key product areas, and low-power fixtures for secondary aisles.

Optimize installation layout based on size: Different wattages correspond to different sizes. For example, a 6W model is L122W for 26H80MM, while a 20W model is L230W for 26H80MM. For spaces with low ceilings, choose compact, low-power lamps to avoid obtrusiveness. For tall, open spaces, use slightly larger, high-power lamps for a more harmonious visual effect while still meeting your lighting needs.