
LED panels are flat, square or rectangular luminaires that give a large, even light surface. They fit exactly into a suspended ceiling and can also be mounted on a solid ceiling or suspended using a frame or pendant kit. LED panels are widely used in offices, schools, shops, clinics and healthcare facilities, as an energy-efficient replacement for old fluorescent luminaires.

Sizes
| Size | Ceiling grid | Application |
|---|---|---|
| 60x60 cm | 600 mm | the standard for offices and schools |
| 62x62 cm | 625 mm | older offices and public buildings |
| 30x120 cm | 600 mm | replacement for 120 cm fluorescent luminaires |
| 30x60 cm | 600 mm | corridors, toilets, small rooms |
| 60x120 cm | 600 mm | large spaces, fewer luminaires needed |
Benefits of LED panels
- up to approx. 50 to 60% more energy-efficient than fluorescent luminaires,
- even, comfortable light without flicker (with quality drivers),
- available with UGR<19 for screen work,
- slim and sleek, also suitable for surface mounting,
- long lifespan and little maintenance.
What to look out for
- Size: to match your ceiling grid.
- Lumens and lm/W: enough light with as few watts as possible.
- Colour temperature: 4000 K for offices, 3000 K for a warmer atmosphere, or adjustable CCT.
- UGR and CRI: UGR<19 and CRI 80 or higher for workplaces.
Also read how to install an LED panel and the difference between edge-lit and backlit. View our range of LED panels.
Frequently asked questions
Which size LED panel do I need?
Measure the ceiling tile: for 600 mm choose 60x60 cm, for 625 mm choose 62x62 cm.
Can an LED panel be used without a suspended ceiling?
Yes, with a surface-mount frame or a pendant kit.
How much do I save with LED panels?
Compared with old fluorescent luminaires, often 50 to 60% on electricity consumption.





