Ceiling Light

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A ceiling light usually provides the main source of illumination in a room, but the right fixture depends on more than how bright you want the space to be. Start with four questions: What room is it for?: A bedroom, living room, kitchen, hall and study can have different lighting requirements. What type of ceiling do you have?: A flat concrete ceiling and a false ceiling may call for different installation formats. Do you need broad or focused light?: Panels generally suit wider room illumination, while downlighters and spotlights can create more focused pools of light. What kind of atmosphere do you want?: Warm, neutral and cool white lighting can create noticeably different visual effects. Once these are clear, choosing between a panel, downlighter, spotlight or surface light becomes much easier. Explore LED Ceiling Lights by Type LED Panel Lights LED panel lights are suited to general room illumination where you want light distributed across a wider area. Recessed panels can sit within a prepared ceiling cut-out, while surface panels can be mounted directly on a suitable ceiling. They can be a practical choice for bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens, halls and other indoor spaces where broad illumination is more important than a highly directional beam. Orient Electric's current ceiling-light collection includes backlit, recessed and surface-panel formats. COB Downlighters COB downlighters use a compact LED light source and are useful when you want more focused illumination from the ceiling. They can work well in false-ceiling layouts, around feature walls, near artwork or in areas where several light points are used together. Orient Electric's current range includes Prism COB variants in surface, recess, deep and twist formats, along with different colour-temperature options on selected models. Surface-Mounted Ceiling Lights Surface-mounted ceiling lights are installed directly onto a suitable ceiling surface. They are especially useful when there is no false ceili

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