Led panel

Wattage corresponds to brightness. In this range you’ll find panels at 24W (about 2400 LM), 36W (around 3600 LM), and 50W (roughly 5000 LM). For a small home office or kitchen, a 36W panel is a solid middle-ground; for larger rooms or task lighting, 50W provides extra output. Compare lumens rather than relying on wattage alone to avoid under- or over-lighting your space.

Available options include cool daylight panels at 6500K for bright, energizing light, and warm panels at 3000K for a cozier ambiance. Use 6500K in workspaces or task areas to mimic natural light, and 3000K in living spaces or bedrooms to create a warmer, inviting feel.

Warranty terms vary by model: some panels carry a 30-month warranty while others offer a 3-year warranty. When selecting, prefer the longer warranty for extended assurance, and review what is covered (electronic components, housing, light output) with the seller.

Look for aluminum housing for durability, and note panel sizes such as 18x18 cm, 22x22 cm, and 32x32 cm. Check for compatible input voltage (110–264 VAC) and whether the panel is sold alone or in bundles (for example a set of multiple panels). These factors affect installation and compatibility with your wiring and space.

The main supplier line includes Sian Tech panels in multiple wattages and finishes, with options like 6500K or 3000K. Another brand, El-Sewedy, offers a 24W LED panel. These choices show a range of office-friendly lighting from established brands.

Yes. Bundles exist, including sets of several panels (for example groups of five or ten) to equip larger spaces with consistent lighting. Bundles simplify installation, ensure uniform brightness and color temperature, and typically share the same warranty terms as single units.