
When users choose outdoor lights, they may focus primarily on the aesthetics and how well they complement the architecture. However, what is more important is whether the selected outdoor light aligns with the style of the living environment and can achieve the desired lighting effects. Many users may overlook these critical factors, and it’s also essential to consider the humidity and dust levels in the surrounding environment.
If outdoor lights accumulate a lot of dust but do not pose an explosion risk or other safety hazards, the first consideration should be selecting outdoor lights compatible with the environment. Following that, choosing models that have clever designs, aesthetic appeal, and durability is vital. Lights made from materials with strong corrosion resistance are crucial, and the light-diffusing cover material should be made of high-strength diamond-grade carbon fiber, which can provide high efficiency in light transmission. This will effectively protect against some dust from the environment to a certain extent.
If the outdoor lights are placed in a humid environment, the chosen models must have appropriate waterproof characteristics. Current technologies have produced outdoor lights with high waterproof capabilities. Additionally, among all the components of outdoor lights, only the ballast has unique heat dissipation functions, and installing it inside the light significantly enhances the cooling capabilities of internal parts, making it widely applicable in practical production.
Among the various styles of outdoor lights, three main types are particularly popular: European-style outdoor lights, LED outdoor lights, and classical outdoor lights. These three types of lighting are widely used in settings such as streets, residential communities, and public places, with open LED fixtures being extensively adopted in outdoor lighting applications.