SMD2835 LED Linear Batten Light

The linear strip light is a highly simplistic LED lamp. Its appearance is usually a long "strip" or "rod" shape, resembling a luminous ruler. It eliminates all unnecessary decorations and fully embodies the concept of "form serving function", with the core objective being to provide efficient and uniform general lighting over a large area.

Expanding the vacant light design: The light source can be a visual element. It offers a modern, orderly ceiling impression through regular layout.
Installation methods vary.
The easiest mounting option is directly to the ceiling.
Cable or pole suspension: For high spaces and more ornamental.
Installing embedded: Some types can be integrated into the ceiling for a seamless look.
Simply install it on a pre-installed grid or T-Bar ceiling. It suits offices well.

A light guide plate or microprisms or grating shading covers are used with side-emitting or vertical-emitting technologies.
To get a high UGR (Uniaxial Gloss Reflectance) rating for anti-glare features, the light should be soft and agreeable even in prolonged lighting conditions like offices.
High-efficiency lighting and energy conservation
It uses high-efficiency LED solutions and drive power supplies for large-scale, long-term lighting applications, conserving energy.

To provide continuous linear lighting, standard lengths like 2 feet / 600mm and 4 feet / 1200mm can be joined end-to-end using the connector.

Many items have snap-in installation or easy-to-open features for power supply replacement or cleaning.

Office / Office Building: Replace the traditional grille light panels with something more modern and comfortable.
School/Library: Provide students and readers with a uniform and glare-free lighting environment.
Retail stores / supermarkets: Provide excellent lighting for products to highlight their colors.
Industrial buildings/warehouses: In high ceiling environments, provide efficient and uniform general lighting.
Garage/Carport: The durable features are suitable for such environments.
Public corridors/halls: The sense of lines can effectively guide the flow of movement.