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What We Offer
Lowcarbon is your specialized partner for an all-encompassing range of LED Track Lights. Our unwavering commitment to superior quality and customizable solutions positions us as your preferred supplier in the global B2B market. For unparalleled, tailor-made lighting excellence, choose Lowcarbon.
What Is LED Track Panel Light?
Delivers broader, uniform illumination suited for commercial spaces such as offices, conference rooms, and retail stores.
What Is LED Track Linear Light?
Provides a sleek and seamless lighting solution that can be adapted for both task and ambient lighting, commonly used in long corridors and design-centric spaces.
What Is LED Track Spot Light?
Offers focused, directional lighting, making it ideal for retail displays, galleries, and specialized work environments.
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The Accessories for Your LED Track Light Systems
What Different Between 2/3/4 Wires Track?
2-Wire Track: This is a single circuit system consisting of a neutral wire and a live wire.
3-Wire Track: Also a single-circuit system, the 3-wire track includes a neutral wire, a live wire, and a ground wire. Therefore, it offers the same single-circuit functionality as a 2-wire track but with added safety.
4-Wire Track: This system features three circuits, comprising one neutral wire and three live wires. If you need to control three sets of LED track lights, the 4-wire track is the option to go for.
How Do LED Track Connectors Function?
These are used to link different sections of track or to make angular adjustments. They ensure secure and reliable electrical connections between track segments, allowing for greater design flexibility.
With track connectors, you can join several tracks to fit long rooms or unique spaces. The fixtures come in a variety of finishes.
The Five Pillars of LED Track Light Construction
Aluminum Housing
The Aluminum Housing serves as a crucial component in our LED Track Light systems, providing both structural integrity and thermal management. Understanding these manufacturing techniques is essential for procurement officers, lighting project contractors, and distributors who are focused on sourcing high-quality, customizable LED Track Light solutions.
Die-Casting vs. Extrusion in LED Light's Fixture Manufacturing
Die-Casting
This process entails the high-pressure injection of molten aluminum into a predefined mold. It results in components with high dimensional accuracy and intricate shapes. In the context of LED Track Lights, die-casting is often used for creating complex housing structures that require fine details.
Extrusion
This process entails the high-pressure injection of molten aluminum into a predefined mold. It results in components with high dimensional accuracy and intricate shapes. In the context of LED Track Lights, die-casting is often used for creating complex housing structures that require fine details.
What Surface Treatments Are Applied to LED Lights?
The aluminum housing of lighting fixtures typically undergoes various surface treatments to enhance its durability, aesthetics, and performance. Here are some of the most commonly used methods
Anodizing
In an electrolytic bath, aluminum acts as the anode, allowing oxygen ions to bond with the aluminum surface, forming aluminum oxide. This layer is integrated with the underlying aluminum, providing a durable surface.
- Enhances corrosion resistance
- Increases surface hardness
- Offers an aesthetic finish that doesn't fade over time
Powder Coating
Electrostatically charged powder particles are sprayed onto the aluminum surface. The coated parts are then baked in an oven, causing the powder to melt and form a solid, uniform coating.
- Uniform, aesthetically pleasing finish with no runs or sags
- Wide array of color and texture options
- Environmentally friendly due to the absence of solvents
Sandblasting
High-velocity sand, or other abrasive material, is blasted onto the aluminum surface, removing the outer layer and any surface imperfections. This results in a matte, textured finish.
- Excellent surface preparation for secondary treatments like painting or anodizing
- Improved surface texture for enhanced grip and visual appeal
- Effective removal of surface flaws and contaminants
Electroplating
The aluminum part is submerged in an electrolyte solution and acts as the cathode. A direct electric current causes metal cations to deposit onto the aluminum surface, forming a thin metal coating.
- Provides a glossy, decorative finish for aesthetic appeal
- Additional layer for corrosion resistance
- Improved electrical conductivity, which can be crucial in certain applications
Common LED Chips in LED Track Light Systems
SMD (Surface-Mount Device)
SMD LEDs employ surface-mount technology to attach individual LED chips onto a circuit board. These chips are typically smaller and have a flat, rectangular profile. The SMD design allows for precise placement on the board, resulting in high-quality light output with a high degree of control.
COB LEDs(chip-on-board LED)
COB LED feature multiple LED chips bonded to a single substrate, forming an integrated module. The closely packed arrangement leads to high light intensity from a compact surface area. This design minimizes the risk of glare and provides uniform light distribution.
COB and SMD LEDs: Which One to Go For?
Below are the factors to consider when deciding between COB and SMD LEDs:
| COB LEDs | SMD LEDs | |
|---|---|---|
| Performance | Have higher brightness levels and better color rendering | Have lower brightness levels |
| Flexibility | Not flexible for customization options | Provide greater flexibility and customization options |
| Cost | Have lower production cost | Have higher production cost |
| Maintenance | Require less maintenance due to their simpler design | Require higher maintenance |
| Size | Larger in size | Smaller in size |
Color Temperature Choices:
Ranging from warm (2700K) to cool white (6500K), we offer a comprehensive selection of color temperatures to create the desired ambiance or functional lighting.
Color Rendering Index (CRI):
Our LED chips have a high CRI, often above 90, ensuring that colors appear true to life under the light. This is especially crucial in retail, art galleries, and other settings where color accuracy is paramount.
In-Depth Insight into LED Drivers
What is LED driver?
LED Driver, also named as LED power supply, converts typically Alternating Current (AC) into a regulated Direct Current (DC) output because the light-emitting diodes (LED) is a unique component that only accepts Direct Current input.
External vs. Interior LED driver:
External LED Driver
Placement: Positioned outside the actual light fixture, often in a separate housing or enclosure.
Advantages:
- Easier to replace or upgrade without disturbing the light fixture.
- Typically cooler operating environments, which can extend driver lifespan.
- Allows for larger, potentially more powerful or feature-rich drivers.
Disadvantages:
- Requires additional space and proper positioning.
- May be exposed to external environmental factors, which could necessitate protective measures.
Interior LED Driver
Placement: Integrated within the light fixture itself.
Advantages:
- Compact design with a seamless appearance.
- Protected from external environmental factors by the fixture.
- Simplifies installation due to fewer external components.
Disadvantages:
- Typically operates in a warmer environment, which could impact lifespan.
- If the driver fails, accessing or replacing it may require dismantling the fixture or replacing the entire unit.
Distinctions between Class I, Class II, and Class 1, Class 2 for LED Drivers
Class I LED Driver:
- Refers to the safety classification defined by the International Electro-technical Commission (IEC).
- It has basic insulation and requires a protective earth (ground) connection for safety against electric shocks.
Class II LED Driver:
- Also based on IEC safety classification.
- Features additional safety measures such as double insulation or reinforced insulation, eliminating the need for a protective earth (ground) connection.
Class 1 LED Driver:
- Generally pertains to the driver’s operating conditions rather than safety classifications.
- It usually indicates a driver that operates under certain voltage or current conditions (e.g., low voltage).
Class 2 LED Driver:
- Also related to the driver’s operating conditions.
- Indicates a driver that operates under specific voltage or current thresholds, as defined by certain standards, typically ensuring that outputs remain under safer low-voltage levels.
In summary:
- "Class I" and "Class II" denote safety classifications, with specific requirements regarding insulation and grounding.
- "Class 1" and "Class 2" are more about the operational conditions of the driver, particularly in relation to voltage and current levels.
The Difference Between Flickering and Flicker-Free
The presence or absence of flicker in LED drivers pertains to the stability of the light output and the visual comfort it offers. Here’s a breakdown of the differences between flickering and flicker-free LED drivers:
Flickering LED Drivers
Definition:
Flickering occurs when there are rapid and repeated changes in light intensity, causing the LED light to turn on and off at a frequency that may be visible to the human eye.Impacts:
- Can cause visual discomfort and eye strain.
- May lead to headaches or migraines in sensitive individuals.
- Not ideal for environments that require stable lighting, such as video recording or certain workspaces.
Flicker-Free LED Drivers
Definition:
These drivers are designed to provide a consistent light output without the rapid fluctuations associated with flickering.Benefits:
- Offers a more comfortable visual experience, reducing eye fatigue.
- Ideal for settings where stable lighting is crucial, such as photography studios, office spaces, or medical facilities.
- Generally perceived as higher quality due to the steady light output.
Exploring LED Lighting Lens Technology
Top 5 Materials Used in LED Lighting Optics
5. Optical Silicone Resins
Starting our list are Optical Silicone Resins, an emergent optical substance that outperforms common materials like PC and PMMA in several domains. Their versatility shines in applications from water sterilization to automotive exteriors.
- Superior UV Stability: Exceptional resistance to yellowing under UV light and high temperatures.
- Enhanced Temperature Tolerance: Capable of enduring up to 150°C, surpassing PMMI plastics.
- Robust Impact and Chemical Resistance: Ideal for industrial and outdoor equipment.
- Reduced Viscosity: Simplifies molding processes, perfect for complex and micro-sized components.
- Biocompatibility: Safe for human contact, expanding its use in medical fields.
While not as prevalent as PMMA or PC, Optical Silicone Resins are rapidly gaining traction, particularly in UV-intensive and medical applications.
4. Zeonex
Zeonex, a creation of Zeon Corporation, claims the third spot. This cyclo-olefin copolymer marries the best of glass and polymer features:
- Minimal Water Absorption: Offers dimensional stability in varying humidity, outperforming PC and PMMA.
- Precision Molding: Enables production of ultra-fine lenses, essential for contemporary electronics.
- Medical Grade: Approved for medical use due to its biocompatibility.
Despite its superior optical and mechanical properties, Zeonex’s higher cost is a consideration for its users.
3. PMMI (Polymethacrylmethylimid)
In fourth place is PMMI, known commercially as Pleximid, a plastic akin to PMMA but with a notable benefit:
- High Softening Point: Withstands temperatures up to 170°C, making it ideal for high-thermal-load scenarios.
- Optical Clarity: Maintains high optical standards.
- Durability: Resistant to wear and UV damage.
PMMI’s hallmark is its thermal resilience, positioning it as a prime candidate for high-performance lens manufacturing.
2. PC (Polycarbonate)
Second place is awarded to Polycarbonate (PC), recognized under brand names like Macrolon and Lexan. PC edges out PMMA with:
- Enhanced Scratch Resistance: Exhibits less wear due to its hardness.
- Molding Efficiency: Reduces complexity and cost of manufacturing.
- UV Protection: Offers excellent protection for outdoor activities with minimal UV penetration below 400 nm.
PC’s higher refractive index and lower water absorption are offset by its tendency to yellow under UV exposure and its lack of biocompatibility, rendering it unsuitable for biomedical uses.
1. PMMA (Polymethylmethacrylate)
At the pinnacle, PMMA—also known as acrylic, Plexiglass, and Acrilite—stands as the most prevalent plastic material for LED lenses:
- Cost-Effectiveness: Its affordability is unmatched.
- Molding Versatility: Easily shaped into any desired form.
- Optimal Light Transmission: Achieves up to 93% light transmission.
- Eco-Friendly: Recyclable and BPA-free.
- UV Permeability: Superior UV transmittance.
PMMA’s combination of performance, cost, and environmental friendliness secures its position as the top material for LED lenses.
What is the Beam Angles for LED Lighting?
Our lenses provide a versatile range of beam angles, typically between 30-120°. This allows for targeted spotlighting or broader ambient illumination, catering to diverse lighting application
The UGR of led lighting for space
Many of our lenses are designed with a focus on minimizing UGR. Lower UGR values indicate reduced glare, thereby enhancing visual comfort and making the lighting more suitable for commercial spaces where visual tasks are prevalent.
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