Replace a 50 watt halogen spot with a GU10 LED of 4.5 to 6 watts, 400 to 550 lumens and a beam angle of about 38 degrees. Below you can read why.
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- Posted: October 23, 2026Read more »
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For an office with 500 lux, count on roughly one 60x60 cm LED panel of 40 watts per 5 m². Below you can see how to work it out exactly for your room.
- Posted: October 23, 2026Read more »
A recreational outdoor court needs about 8 floodlights of 200 watts on 4 poles, a club court 8 floodlights of 320 watts. Below you can read how to work this out yourself.
- Posted: October 23, 2026Read more »
You calculate the number of high bays as lux times m², divided by the useful lumens per fitting. With the table in this article you will know in one minute.
- Posted: October 23, 2026Read more »
An LED high bay is mounted at 5 to 12 metres. The higher the hall, the more watts and the narrower the lens you need.
- Posted: October 23, 2026Read more »
With around eight LED floodlights on four masts you light a 20 by 10 metre padel court evenly for club and competition play.
- Posted: October 18, 2026Read more »
Two ways to switch from fluorescent to LED, with the savings and the right colour temperature for each space.
- Posted: October 18, 2026Read more »
With lux and square metres you can quickly work out how many lumens and how many lights a room needs.
- Posted: October 18, 2026Read more »
Work out in three steps how much electricity LED saves and how quickly your investment pays back.
- Posted: October 12, 2026LED panels are flat, square or rectangular luminaires that give even light. They fit into suspended ceilings and replace old fluorescent luminaires.Read more »















