20W 30x30cm 2000lm Dimmable Selectable CCT LED Panel with Remote Control

This LED Panel 30x30cm 20W 2000lm Dimmable Selectable CCT with Remote Control has an elegant finish, an aluminium frame lacquered in white and an ultra-thin 9mm design. We can change the colour temperature and brightness of the light using the included Radio-Frequency remote control.

Features of the 20W 30x30cm 2000lm Dimmable Selectable CCT LED Panel with Remote Control

Its lighting system emits a brightness of 2.000 lumens, which is equivalent to what a conventional 40W panel might produce, achieving important energy savings. With an immediate start-up, no sounds and no flickering, this LED Panel is perfect for places in which we want to maximize the lit area, projecting light in a uniform manner without glare. The light it emits is distributed in a uniform manner across a 120º beam angle. This light can vary from a warm white to a cool white, adapting to the immediate needs of an area.

This LED panel is the ideal choice if we're looking for great features and minimal consumption. It's widely used in offices, commercial centers, hospitals, warehouses, restaurants, supermarkets, museums, etc., as well as in homes and businesses.

The default Colour Temperature for panel ignition is Daylight (4500 K)

*With a single controller we can control various panels after syncing. To synchronize the remote control to the panel, hold down the On/Off button on the remote whilst the panel is switched Off. After a few seconds, when the panel switches On, this will flicker and will be completely synchronized with the remote control.

*They're installed in false grid ceilings and, in order to install into a false ceiling you will need the recessed kit and to install onto a ceiling you will need the surface or suspension kit.

*We can control up to 50x panels with the remote control.

What is CCT (Correlated Colour Temperature)?

The colour temperature defines the colour appearance of a white LED. CCT is defined in Kelvins; a warm light has about 2700K, which increases to a neutral white at about 4000K and then to a cool white at 5000K or more. The CCT values do not indicate anything about colour rendering capabilities of the LED.