High lumen output LED downlights are designed for use in buildings with high ceilings. These light fixtures find their footprint in grand lobbies, convention centers, banquet halls, airport terminals, train stations, shopping malls, theatres, churches (cathedrals), and atriums. The integration of lighting and architecture as well as hard-to-reach ceilings and expansive spaces create significant lighting challenges in high ceiling buildings where the fixture mounting height is often greater than 20 ft (6.1m). Ceiling light fixtures to be installed in these architecturally significant buildings must deliver excellence in aesthetics, performance, efficiency and reliability simultaneously. High ceiling LED downlights are high power LED systems that deliver 3000 to 16000 lumen packages. They’re similar to high bay lights that are commonly used for general lighting in industrial and commercial facilities when it comes to light output. However, LED downlights are imposed with more stringent design requirements on light distribution, glare control, and architectural integration.
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