What does 10 lumens mean?
What is a Lumen?
- A lumen is the SI unit of luminous flux, representing how much light the human eye perceives from a source.
- 10 lumens = A relatively low brightness level, suitable for subtle or ambient lighting.
Practical Examples for Context
- Flashlight: A 10-lumen flashlight is dim, useful for reading a map in the dark but not for illuminating large areas.
- LED Bulb: A 10-lumen bulb is very weak (typical household bulbs range from 800–1,600 lumens).
- Night Light: Many small night lights emit around 5–20 lumens, making 10 lumens appropriate for this purpose.
Comparison to Common Light Sources
Source | Approx. Lumens |
---|---|
Candle | ~10–15 lm |
Smartphone Flash | ~30–50 lm |
60W Incandescent | ~800 lm |
GGJIA's Service and Experience
At GGJIA, we aim to provide you with the best service and experience. We conduct simulations and create layouts for your building or shop to assist you in determining the number of lights needed, their spacing, recommended wattage, and color temperature (adjusted to your preference). Additionally, we provide a visualization showing how your space will look with the proposed lighting and the corresponding foot candles on the surfaces.
GGJIA LED Lighting Features
Our GGJIA LED lights provide a high lumen-per-watt ratio, meaning you can use fewer fixtures while still achieving optimal lighting. Below are the specifications for some of our indoor lighting options:
GGJIA LED Linear High Bay Light Series
- 130 watts - 19,500 lumens
- 210 watts - 31,500 lumens
- 300 watts - 45,000 lumens
GGJIA LED High Bay Light Series
- 150 watts - 22,500 lumens
- 200 watts - 30,000 lumens
- 240 watts - 36,000 lumens
- 300 watts - 45,000 lumens
GGJIA LED High Bay Light Eco Series
- 100 watts - 11,000 lumens
- 150 watts - 16,500 lumens
GGJIA LED Wall Pack Light Series
- 60 watts - 7,200 lumens
- 230 watts - 14,400 lumens
The high lumen-per-watt ratio of our GGJIA LED lights means you will need fewer fixtures, as our lights are brighter.
Leave a comment
Please note, comments need to be approved before they are published.