Small LED spotlights, viewed literally, are those small sizes of LED spotlights. LED spotlights’ external dimensions refer to the IEC 60630 standard, and the lamp base refers to the IEC602061-1 standard. According to these standards, LED spotlights are mainly divided into several categories: MR16, PAR16, PAR20, PAR30, PAR38, and so on. MR16 usually use GU5.3 lamp head; PAR mainly uses GU10, E26(America), E27(Europe and China), and E14 lamp head; PAR20, PA30, and PAR38 mainly use E26, E27 lam head. When buying from LED spotlights suppliers, you can refer to the Light Size and Shape Chart below.
Small LED spotlights are ideal LED lights for flexibly lighting showpieces. They can be used anywhere that requires small dimensions and where objects should be illuminated in a punctiform fashion. At the same time, they can be adjusted as much as needed and every lighting angle is possible. An angle joint is connected here with a more or less similar size base, which houses the electric connector. The joint of angles is fitted with lighting and reflectors.
Keys to Choose Small LED Spotlights from Suppliers
There is a wide range of small LED spotlights available today, and while they are versatile, not all are interchangeable. Here are some things you need to consider when choosing from LED spotlight suppliers.
1. Color - CCT and CRI
As for halogen spotlights, the color is never an option - almost all halogen spotlights from all suppliers have the same color temperature and color quality. However, LED spotlights are different. The LED spotlights from suppliers come in a variety of color temperature and CRI options.
Color temperature is a number that explains how “yellow” or “blue” a light’s colour is. 2700K is regarded as the exact same colour as the conventional incandescent light bulb. 3000K is a bit bluer and is much like halogen bulb lighting shade, but nevertheless has a warm, inviting yellow shade to it. 4000K is frequently called “neutral white” since it’s neither blue nor yellow - and is the center of the colour temperature scale. Anything around 5000K will look blue-ish and wouldn't be recommended for regular residential programs. The majority of these colour temperatures are easily available from LED spotlight suppliers.
CRI is usually a tricky parameter to comprehend since it isn’t immediately visible from only simply considering small LED spotlights. CRI is a score ranging from 0 to 100, that measures how precise objects appear beneath a light. The greater the score, the more precise. What exactly does accurate actually mean, anyhow? A perfectly true LED spotlight will make the painting look precisely the same as it will under a halogen bulb. An erroneous (non CRI) LED spotlight, but would make the painting seem “away” - the colors may seem mismatched, washed out, or equal. This isn't limited to paintings or art. The visual appeal of food or furniture may also seem to be lacking in colour and dull when the LED spotlight has inadequate CRI. We recommend buying small LED spotlights using a minimum of 80 CRI. For increased appearance, we urge 90 CRI or over. Virtually all producers will have the ability to offer this to you personally on the product specification sheet or packaging.
2.Power & Brightness
You are supposed to notice the number of lumens recorded alongside the product specifications when buying LED spotlights from suppliers. You may probably used to thinking of bulb brightness concerning watts - a 40-watt bulb is much more expensive than the usual 60-watt bulb. But remember that watts are a measure of electric energy in, not necessarily the entire light output. This is an acceptable means to gauge equilibrium as halogen bulbs have exactly the exact same amount of efficiency.
Small LED spotlights are much more efficient than traditional halogens bulbs. This signifies is that watts are not a helpful measure of brightness. Rather than focusing on watts in, you’ll have to concentrate on the light output, which can be quantified utilizing the lumens metric.
3.Beam Angle
Last, the shape of the light emitted by small LED spotlights should be considered when choosing LED spotlights from suppliers. This shape is called the beam angle. The beam angle is defined as the angle where 50 percent or more of this light is dispersed. If the beam angle is narrow, the light will be concentrated in a smaller area, increasing the amount of light emitted by that area. If the beam angle is wider, the light will be more diffuse. This spotlight with a wider beam angle will be able to illuminate a larger area. Additionally, bear in mind the cone-shaped light supply of LED spotlights. As the distance from the bulb increases, so does the dispersion. This means that if choosing a light for high ceilings, an LED spotlight with a narrow beam angle should be chosen to ensure that the light can “reach” before spreading.
Here at Leimove, a wide range of small LED spotlights are available. If interested in, please contact us. You can count on our 17+ years of experience in LED lights manufacturing and exporting.