LEDER technology's indoor LED Panel Light is designed for the LED replacement market. The Flat Panel Light is easy to install, delivers even illumination and has a clean, modern appearance.
LED Panel Light`s flat semi-flush mounting fixture provides a low-profile design, while the molded frame works modern without losing traditional LED.The LED panel Light is the perfect choice for a quality LED panel at an affordable price. The smooth, even lens projects a crisp and clean aesthetic. This panel Light offers 4000 lumens and 3500-kelvin CCT for warm color temperature.
Features:
• Uniform illumination
• Easy to assemble
• Great power saving
• Suitable for operation at -20°C ~45°C
• A low profile design
• Color temperature is available on warm white and cold white
• Body color can be customized as your requirement
• Type of protection: IP20 / IP65 (Some models)
• Warranty: 2 years
This LED Panel Light is the perfect choice for budget-conscious school, commercial office, or small retail footprint projects. The Panel Light can also be used in living rooms, bookstores and shopping malls.
We have rich production experience in lighting.Except LED Panel Light , we also offered other product in Indoor Lighting .Such as : LED Downlight , Track Light , Linear Light ,Wall Light , LED Strip Light , LED Tube Light , Cabinet Light , LED Bulb , LED Ceiling Light as so on .
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1. The surface must be thoroughly cleaned to ensure it is free from oil, dust, and rust. Appropriate preparation methods include pickling, phosphating, or using white oil and solvent cleaning. It's essential to ensure the surface is completely clean before proceeding with painting.
2. To prevent rust, apply a rust-inhibiting primer before painting. Be cautious: do not use a weak-solvent primer if you're applying a strong-solvent topcoat. Always allow the primer to dry completely before applying the topcoat, as improper timing can cause the topcoat to "bite" into the primer, leading to poor adhesion or damage. In some cases, using a high-quality putty that provides better adhesion and drying properties may be necessary.
3. The ideal viscosity for the paint is typically between 16-22 seconds when measured with a Ford cup. If the paint is too thin, it may sag and fail to cover properly. If it's too thick, it can lead to uneven flow, wrinkling, foaming, or pitting on the surface. Adjusting the viscosity carefully is crucial for achieving a smooth finish.
4. Maintain an air pressure of 0.5–0.8 MPa during spraying to ensure proper atomization. Keep the spray gun at a distance of 25–30 cm from the surface to achieve even coverage without overspray or missed spots.
5. When spraying, apply multiple light coats rather than one heavy layer. Follow a systematic approach: start by spraying the edges and then move to the main visible areas. Begin with the inner parts and then work outward. If the final coat is too thin, there may not be enough film-forming material to create a smooth, even finish, resulting in a rough texture and loss of gloss.
6. For baked paints, follow the recommended temperature and time guidelines. Avoid heating too quickly or at excessively high temperatures, as this can cause fading or discoloration. Ensure the oven temperature is uniform and the thermometer is accurate. These factors are often the primary causes of paint quality issues reported by customers.
By following these steps carefully, you can significantly improve the durability, appearance, and overall quality of the painted surface. Always pay attention to details, as small mistakes during the process can lead to major problems later on.