Surface LED Panels

In addition to the ease of installation of surface-mounted LED ceiling lights, there are other advantages such as the wide variety of models, sizes and designs and the versatility to decorate different rooms, whether in homes or in larger professional areas.

Make up your mind to illuminate with LED ceiling lights and forget about having to drill holes in the ceiling thanks to the frame that houses the LED ceiling light driver, which is the great ally that greatly facilitates its installation.

Consult our online catalogue where we have the ideal LED surface mounted ceiling lights for different user needs and at highly competitive market prices.

What aspects should be taken into account when buying a surface mounted LED ceiling light?

The five main aspects to consider before buying an LED ceiling light are:

1. The angle of aperture: this is the width with which the light is emitted and influences the space to be illuminated by your LED ceiling light.
2. The light tone: you can choose between creating a warm, natural or cold atmosphere depending on the room. If you don't want to choose, we have CCT ceiling lights with selectable temperature in our catalogue.
3. Lumens: this is the brightness that the LED ceiling light will produce.
4. The power: this is what determines the energy consumption of the luminaire.
5. The type of driver: whether the driver is dimmable or not will depend on whether you can adjust the luminous intensity of each room.

To these five points you should add the design and the decorative effect you want to achieve, the size of the ceiling lights and the materials.

You can visit our catalogue of designer led ceiling lights perfect for the most demanding home decoration lovers.

What types of rooms are surface-mounted LED ceiling lights suitable for?

Surface mounted LED ceiling lights are so versatile that they can be the ideal lighting solution for any room in a house and any space in a room.

Most suitable locations and rooms with surface mounted LED ceiling lights:

• Bathrooms
• Kitchens
• Halls and entrances
• Dressing rooms
• Bedrooms
• Offices
• Basements
• Changing rooms