▲ Examples of BeatiLux's installation of linear lighting. (Photo courtesy of=BeatiLux)     © World Lighting News.

· Written by : Min-Woo Lee. Journalist.

Recently, a new wind is blowing in the global office lighting market. The new wind point

is 'Linear Lighting'.

“Linear lighting” simply means “Linear”, that is, a lighting method that uses a linear

lighting fixture, which is a linear lighting fixture. Even if it is not a lighting fixture, it is also considered as'linear lighting' that LED strips are put on the ceiling, wall, or floor to emit

light.

Such'linear lighting' has spread to various spaces in recent years. This is because if you

choose the linear lighting method, you can free yourself from the constraints of designing the indoor lighting according to the lighting equipment.

In the existing lighting design, there was no choice but to use a method of installing the

lighting fixtures at regular intervals according to the length of the lighting fixtures to be

installed. However, with the advent of the'linear lighting method', so-called'uninterrupted

lighting' became possible.

'Linear lighting' attracted attention as architects, interior designers, and lighting designers who paid attention to the merits of'linear lighting' began to install'linear lighting' on site.

There are also companies that manufacture and install linear lighting in Korea. However, it is true that there are still many cases of staying in the “linear lighting” of the “linear form”.

So, in some people, "Isn't'linear lighting' monotonous?" There are also words to say.

However, BeatiLux, a lighting equipment manufacturer in Zhongshan City, Guangdong

Province, recently launched a variety of linear lighting designs.

According to the data sent by BeatiLux, BeatiLux's linear lighting is often installed in a

curved shape out of a straight line. Installation locations are also diverse, including offices, houses, shops, and hotels. That is, the application range of linear lighting has been further expanded.

The new linear lighting of BTLUX is expected to provide a new perspective to domestic

lighting companies. The email of BeatiLux is Export03@beatineonlighting.com.

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