Recessed luminaire

means that after the lamp is installed and used, the structure of the lamp body is not leaking, that is to say, only the luminous side of the lamp can be seen, the lamp body Other parts are embedded in buildings or other objects and are invisible.

Type

There are LED underground lights, underwater lights, ceiling lights and so on.

Related standards

The state’s newly formulated "Embedded LED Lamp Performance Requirements" and other national standards are released. The standards clearly require all lighting manufacturers to strictly comply with the quality of human production and life Standards and technical regulations are engaged in the research and development and production of lamps, which have played a positive role in regulating and guiding the current lighting industry.

It is reported that the corresponding lighting industry national standards newly formulated this time also include the newly formulated national standard "Application of Lamp IK Code" and newly revised road lamps Safety national standards, newly formulated national standards for "Safety Requirements for Electrodeless Fluorescent Lamps", newly revised national standards for glow starters for fluorescent lamps, newly revised national standards for neon light control devices, and other lighting production implementation standards.

Among them, the newly formulated "Performance Requirements for Embedded LED Lamps" national standard number is GB/T30413-2013, which will be officially launched on December 1, 2014 Implementation; the newly formulated national standard "Application of Lamp IK Code" is numbered GB/Z30418-2013, which will be officially implemented on December 1, 2014; the newly formulated national standard "Safety Requirements for Electrodeless Fluorescent Lamps" is numbered GB30422-2013, It has been formally implemented since July 1, 2015; the newly revised national standard number for road lighting safety is GB7000.203-2013, which has been formally implemented since July 2015; the newly revised national standard number for glow starters for fluorescent lamps is GB20550 -2013, officially implemented on July 1, 2015; the newly revised national standard number for neon light control devices is GB19510.210-2013, and officially implemented on July 1, 2015.