Handy good info. for those who are looking for small beam angle downlights, but not sure which one and why:

Handy good info. for those who are looking for small beam angle downlights, but not sure which one and why:

A downlight with a small beam angle is used for:

1. Accent Lighting – Highlighting artwork, sculptures, or architectural features.


2. Task Lighting – Providing focused light in workspaces like kitchen counters or reading areas.


3. Display Lighting – Illuminating products in retail stores or museum exhibits.


4. Pathway or Step Lighting – Enhancing safety in corridors or staircases with directed light.


5. High Ceilings – In spaces with tall ceilings, a narrow beam keeps the light concentrated without excessive spread.



For FLUA lighting, you might recommend this type for premium retail stores, art galleries, or luxury residential applications. Do you need specific beam angles or product suggestions?

For premium downlights with small beam angles, FLUA offers high-end solutions perfect for accent and task lighting. Here are some common beam angles and their applications:

1. 10°–15° (Ultra-Narrow Beam) – Ideal for highlighting small objects, sculptures, or creating dramatic spotlight effects in retail and galleries.


2. 20°–30° (Narrow Beam) – Great for task lighting, accentuating architectural details, or focusing light on tables or displays.


3. 40°–60° (Medium Beam) – Balances focused lighting with some spread, good for general accent lighting in luxury interiors.



For FLUA recommendations, you might look at their adjustable downlights or deep anti-glare downlights with precise beam control. Would you like help finding specific FLUA models that fit these requirements?

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