As a user of flat panel lights, have you ever replaced it with a new light bar, only to find that the lighting effect is not ideal? Today we will delve into the reasons why flat panel lights have uneven light after replacing the light strips.
Flat panel lights are widely used in home and office environments, and their lighting effects directly affect the overall atmosphere and comfort of the place. However, many people will encounter a common problem after replacing flat panel light strips: uneven light. Why is this?
First, uneven light may be caused by inconsistent light angles between the old and new light strips. Different brands and types of light strips have different light emission angles, which results in uneven light distribution after replacement. Some areas are too bright and other areas are too dim.
Secondly, poor design of the lamp itself is also one of the important reasons for uneven light. Some cheap flat lights may not be designed with uniformity of light in mind, sacrificing the quality of the lighting effect in order to save costs. Therefore, it is not surprising that uneven light appears after replacing the light strip.
In addition, the installation location and environment of the flat panel light also have an important impact on the uniformity of light. If the flat panel lamp is installed in a relatively closed space, or there is a certain distance between the lamp and the wall or ceiling, it will cause refraction and reflection of the light, resulting in uneven light distribution.
To solve the problem of uneven light after replacing the light bar of a flat panel lamp, first we need to choose a light bar with good quality and suitable light emission angle to ensure that it matches the original lamp when replacing the light bar. Secondly, when installing lamps, pay attention to choosing the appropriate location and installation height to avoid interference by external factors.