As a publicity and display institution for precious history and culture, museums are of unusual importance to people. Museums either gather the wisdom of the ancients, display wonderful natural scenes, or present masterpieces of various eras. The shock and surprise are indeed unforgettable for a long time. The museum has become a symbol of history, allowing us to have a deeper bearing on the national culture. Not only the architectural design of the museum can show its unique culture, but the lighting design of the museum also has its own characteristics, which not only can make the exhibits present the real state, but also is an important condition for the protection of the exhibits. So which lighting fixtures are used in the museum lighting?

A very important item of museum lighting is the lighting of exhibits. Many exhibits are placed in museum showcases or exhibition halls. No matter which angle we look at, we can clearly see every detail of the exhibits. This is the lighting design of the museum and the exhibition hall of the museum. The combination of lamps can not only allow everyone to clearly see the details of the exhibits, and there will be no excess light that interferes with people's sight. This kind of museum exhibition hall lamps are usually LED spotlights. If professionally speaking, they can be called museum spotlights. Compared with ordinary LED spotlights, museum spotlights have higher lighting requirements, no stroboscopic, no blue light, no Ultraviolet rays damage, so long-term exposure will not cause damage to exhibits. This is a very important function of museum spotlights than spotlights used in other scenes. Therefore, the spotlights used in some high-end scenes require the lighting to reach the level of museum-level spotlights, because the museum Spotlight lighting standards are relatively high.

In addition to the lighting of the exhibition cabinet and exhibition hall, the lighting of the museum should also consider the lighting of the scene and the lighting of the space. The lighting of the scene should not be too bright, affecting people's vision, disturbing the exhibits, nor too dim to provide good lighting, or The division of space becomes oppressive. There are more lamps available for museum scene lighting. The more commonly used LED downlights, there are also common ceiling lamps, and some flood light strips are also used, which can meet the needs of museum scene lighting.