Round ceiling lamps are appropriate in absolutely any rooms due to their diversity and versatility. In general, it is this form that is the most common and familiar. Thanks to a pleasant geometric shape, good scattering of light and a rich choice, they remain popular around the world.
Types of round ceiling lamps
The versatility and rich assortment of such lamps is possible due to a huge number of models, structures, fastening features, shapes and sizes: from tiny built -in round hanging ceiling lamps.
The most familiar option is a suspended round lamp. The degree of its “hanging” from the ceiling can be adjusted due to the installation of the required length of its chain, cable or rod.
The overhead round ceiling lamps are attached directly to the ceiling. Often, a special mounting grid is installed for them, which is included in the kit. The decorative panel closes all the connections. The shape of such lamps is semi -spherical or spherical.
A built -in round ceiling lamp is a fairly common modern option, mounted in a suspended and stretch ceiling. Usually a group of such lamps is installed for lighting different zones of the room.
Select the correct lamp in a round ceiling lamp
For the rational use of a round shape, maximum light effect and simultaneous energy savings, it is important to choose the right lamp.
In a white round ceiling lamp, you can screw an ordinary incandescent lamp. In a closed plafon, it will cause excessive heating. It is preferable to replace the incandescent lamp with a fluorescent analogue – it heats up much less and saves electricity.
In a round flat ceiling lamp, a dot type most often install LEDs or halogen lamps. The latter, however, are able to henly heat up, and also do not tolerate pollution. LED lamps are today the most profitable and successful solution.
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