VERANDA LIGHTING: HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT LIGHTS

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VERANDA LIGHTING
When you have a veranda, you often run into doubt about what the right lighting system to install can be. The use of LED lights to illuminate a veranda is one of the most appropriate methods, both for the simplicity of installation and for the result of brightness.
1.     How to light a veranda
2.     Illuminate a wooden veranda
3.     What are the right lights?

How to light a veranda

The type of lighting to be adopted for your veranda varies, especially based on whether the veranda is completely open and, therefore, subject to external factors such as rain, fog, and wind, or that has a minimum of protection, for example with windows and sliding doors.
This difference is of vital importance since depending on the contractor, not of the humidity, you will have to choose to light with different LED lights.
In the case of a closed and protected veranda, it will be possible to use the LED strips with IP20 protection, dedicated to enclosed spaces, which should never come into contact with water and humidity. Otherwise, in the case of an open veranda, you will have to opt for models with IP65 / 6 protection degree, led lights specifically designed to be installed in outdoor environments.
The use of strips of LED lights offer a simple and practical solution, thanks to their weight and their small footprint, they can be easily positioned in any location of the veranda, thanks to the double-sided adhesive they have in the lower part. Furthermore, having a very low voltage (12 or 24V) will consume very little, offering the maximum electrical safety.

 

Illuminate a wooden veranda

The wooden veranda is the emblem and classicism of the verandas themselves. Its beauty and its conformation lead to the use of lighting tapes with LED lights, following the same directional structure, offering an optical effect of pure poetry.
Mood light, so expensive when it comes to the veranda, is naturally given by the lighting with led lights, since the most recent models do not present thermal dissipation, offering a sweet and clear light, without any exaggeration.
The wooden veranda will thus be exalted, managing to bring optimal and pleasant lighting.

What are the right lights?

As already mentioned, the IP20 model will be more than sufficient for the lighting with indoor LED lights or protected verandas, representing the classic choice, but for portions of outdoor environments, they are not recommended.
The IP65 is strip models with LED lights that can withstand water and dust, they are the main choice for lighting with outdoor LED lights: such as the veranda.
The latest are the IP68, with the highest degree of protection, they even have the ability to withstand brief periods of immersion.
On the shade of lighting with led lights, you can rely on your own tastes, going from warm, relaxing and pleasant lights or choosing a natural light, the important thing is that it can give the right lighting of the veranda.
Also, read about WHAT ARELUMENS IN LED LIGHTING? 


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