Light Colour

The colour temperature is literally the colour of the light. The lower the Kelvin number, the warmer the light. The higher the Kelvin, the cooler the light. The light colour plays a crucial role in the lamp's appearance and function. Which colour temperature you need depends on several factors.

Very warm white: <2700K This colour temperature is pure mood lighting, creating an atmosphere like candle lighting. It can be used to create a more relaxing or romantic atmosphere. Suitable for lounges, restaurants, livings and bedrooms etc.

Warm white: 2700 - 3300K This warm white light colour is recommended wherever it needs to be cosy and comfortable. Suitable for home, hotel rooms, etc.

Cool white: 3300 - 5300K Cool white is the perfect light colour for areas with high concentration and good visibility demand. This light colour reveals details that warm white light colours would not show. Therefore, a cool white light will support all your work activities. Suitable for office, supermarkets, retail, etc.

Daylight: >5300K Daylight colour lighting is highly recommended for workspaces where concentration and performance are important. The light offers the most significant contrast between all colours and ensures a high colour rendering. Suitable for treatment rooms, industry, laboratories, etc.

Light source including

This indicates whether or not the light source is included as standard. If the light source(s) are not included, you will find the corresponding lamp in the accessories

POWER SUPPLY / DRIVER

A power supply is the part of the lamp that changes the input voltage (coming from the mains). The input voltage is made suitable for the various components of the lamp. Often the voltage is transformed into another voltage. A power supply can also convert AC voltage to DC voltage (or vice versa). If no transformations are needed (as with an incandescent lamp), no power supply or driver is required. It is called an adapter if the conversion does not occur in the device itself but by a separate device.

IP VALUE

The IP value indicates the degree to which electrical devices such as lighting fixtures are protected against solid objects and water.
An IP (InternalProtection) value always consists of two digits.

The first digit indicates the protection against solid objects.
The second digit indicates the degree to which the device is protected against water.

If a device is well sealed against water (second digit), then it is difficult for solid objects to enter the device (first digit).
A high second rating is therefore always accompanied by a high first rating.
A lighting fixture that you want to use outside or in the bathroom therefore requires a higher IP value.
Thus the bathroom is divided into four imaginary safety zones, each with their own required IP value.