The LPDBL series LED backlit panel light features a frosted polycarbonate lens to diffuse light and prevent hotspots, ensuring a uniform, even distribution of illumination in offices and schools. The aluminum and steel construction offers durability and thermal control for efficient operation over a long lifespan. They can be installed in standard grid ceiling systems, including suspended ceilings. Besides being a great choice for offices, schools, and other applications, these panel lights are also available in Pallet-Load versions for added convenience.

LED backlit panel lights are an environmentally-friendly and energy-efficient lighting solution that can replace fluorescent ceiling lights. The panels fit a 600x600 or a 600x1200 grid and produce nearly the same amount of light as six fluorescent bulbs, making them more cost-effective and energy-efficient. The light panel's optical lens provides an even, uniform glow, eliminating yellowing and minimizing energy consumption. The low-voltage LEDs can be dimmed, making them ideal for small spaces.

LED panel lights can last up to 80,000 hours if properly cared for, or 27 years if used for 7-8 hours per day. LED panel lights are also shock-resistant and are built with a metal body to reduce the risk of breakage. Moreover, most models allow users to regulate the brightness of the light. In fact, LED panel lights can be dimmed or turned into harsher or more eye-friendly light depending on the requirement.

LED backlit panel lights are often installed in recessed ceilings and walls for a variety of purposes. These panels can be mounted or suspended from the ceiling. They come in standard grid sizes, including square, rectangular, and triangular. The panel can also be custom-shaped to fit any room. And if you're planning to install your panel lights, you may want to consider these factors. They'll ensure your satisfaction.

LED backlit panel lights also offer a variety of benefits. They are less expensive than their edge-lit counterparts and are more energy-efficient. Because LEDs are made of acrylic, they won't melt or get damaged. As an added benefit, they can also withstand extreme temperature and humidity levels. Compared to traditional fluorescent louver luminaries, they offer low ugr. So you can save money while ensuring that your LED backlit panel light provides the brightness you're looking for.

The CRI (Color Rendering Index) of a panel light is important. A high CRI makes colors pop, textures and finishes pop, and objects appear yellow instead of gray or blue. Another factor is the beam angle of the LED. A normal LED panel light is wider than its edge-lit counterpart, at 120 degrees. Providing seamless lighting helps in distributing light over a greater area. A state-of-the-art gymnasium will look attractive and colorful with LED panel lights.

The LED panel light is ideal for both new and retrofitted applications. The energy-efficient LED lights deliver uniform illumination with a smooth, uniform wall of illumination. They also come with standard 0-10 V DC dimming capability. The panel light's energy-saving abilities make it a great choice for many different applications. These lights can replace a conventional fluorescent panel and can even save up to 75% on utility bills.