Mining lamps are the most likely type of lighting to cause losses due to wrong selection. Choosing the wrong beam angle in a 10-meter-high warehouse will either overexpose the shelves or leave a large dark area in the corridor.

Look at the installation height first.Below 8 meters, the 90°-120° wide beam usually achieves the most uniform distribution; above 12 meters, the 60°-90° narrow beam can concentrate light to where it is really needed and reduce the number of lamps.

Look at the usage environment.UFO mining lamps cover 50W-240W, and industrial lamps have operating temperatures ranging from −40°C to +60 ° C. They can be used in cold storage, casting workshops and unheated warehouses. The sealed optical cavity and IP protective structure block dust and moisture from entering the LED cavity-this is critical in workshops where oil mist or metal dust is present.

Finally, look at maintenance.If a lifting platform is needed for maintenance, the comprehensive cost of anti-glare or explosion-proof products with replaceable drive designs over ten years is much lower than the cheaper initial purchase price. The anti-glare C model and the lens-version mining lamp were developed to address the problem that glare affects operating comfort in the production workshop.

Provide the floor height, site drawings and target illuminance, and you can give the lighting layout plan and quotation.