The more detailed information is provided as possible, the more accurate the simulation & lighting Plan will be.
Lighting Terms
Lumen – A lumen is a unit of light. By itself it’s useless, but it becomes useful when it defines the collective lumens produced by 1 fixture or bulb. It is the amount of visible light that a fixture emits.
Lux (lux, legal symbol lx) -a unit of illuminance. An object that is uniformly illuminated by light has a luminous flux of 1 lumen on an area of 1 square meter, and its illuminance is 1 lux.
Foot Candle – A foot-candle is a measurement of light at a specific location, and 1 to many lights can contribute to the specific foot candle reading at that location. Foot candles (or its equivalent LUX) are the requirement that most are looking for when they describe a light level for a project, facility, or location.
One footcandle is equal to approximately 10.76 lux. In practical applications, as when measuring room illumination, it is often not needed to measure illuminance more accurately than ±10 %, it is sufficient to think of one foot-candle as about ten lux.
Beam Angle -The beam angle of a lamp is the angle at which the light is distributed or emitted.
This can be done with additional optics, or as is the case with LEDs, by engineering the light in a specific way. LEDs have an extremely large range of available beam angles.
Generally speaking, the smaller the angle, the farther the illumination distance is. The bigger the angle, the wider the coverage.
Note: We buy the Lights Lux,Not buy the Wattage and Lumen.
Reita Lights is 2-5Times Higher Lux Than other Nomal LED Lights under the same conditions.
Our Flood Lights Marine Grade have advance optics that can emit more than 160 lumens per watt making it one of the most efficient flood lights available. Available in all colour temperatures as well as beam angles of 25, 40, 60, 90, and 120 degree.
We can design any lighting project to make sure that the turtles and wild life are not interrupted.
