An LED module is a composite light source where several LED diodes are mounted on a board or unit that can easily be integrated into luminaires. Unlike individual LED lamps, LED modules are often tailored for specific applications and offer flexibility in both design and installation.
The main difference is that an LED module is a complete unit with multiple diodes, a circuit board, and often a driver, while an LED on its own is a single light-emitting diode. LED modules can be either integrated or replaceable – integrated means the module is fixed inside the luminaire and cannot be replaced separately, while replaceable LED modules make it possible to change the light source without replacing the entire luminaire.
LED modules are used in many different types of lighting solutions, from office and retail lighting to street lighting and industrial luminaires. They enable customized lighting solutions with high energy efficiency and good light quality.
The lifespan of an LED module varies depending on the model and usage, but is typically between 30,000 and 50,000 hours. The long service life helps reduce maintenance and lower costs over time.
When selecting an LED module, it is important to consider brightness (lumens), color temperature, power (watts), and size to ensure the module fits the luminaire and meets your lighting needs. To calculate the right number of LED modules in an installation, you can base it on the desired light level in the room and the module’s specifications.
LED modules can often be combined to create larger or more complex lighting patterns, making them a flexible choice for customized lighting solutions.
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