An LED trick light is a lens-controlled LED luminaire capable of producing a highly manipulated beam for light blade projection, wall washing, or surface skimming. The name for this type of products was coined by GLF (Global Lighting Forum) in an intention to differentiate them from traditional architectural lighting products. They are so named because of their unique ability to create an impression of geometry by identifying contours or boundaries of architectural structures with concentrated, clearly defined beams of light, and to accentuate the texture or surface dimension of walls and facades with radially emitted light or wall washing beams.
LED trick lights feature a small footprint which allows them to blend into the architecture without creating visual distractions, leaving the precisely controlled beam to make the statement. Their miniaturization and magic lighting effects are achieved by capitalizing on characteristics unique to LEDs and exploiting a cutting-edge optical design. Architectural lighting works to create compelling visual experience, define focal points, enable new perspectives, and evoke positive emotional responses by creating atmospheres that are soft and subtle or dynamic and dramatic.
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