What is lumen？

• Definition: Lumen is a unit that measures the total luminous flux emitted by a light source.
• Difference with watts: Lumens measure brightness, while watts measure energy consumption.

2000 lm on working lighting

• Office lighting
• Regular desk: For regular desk lighting, a 2000 lumen table lamp or fixture can provide a very bright working environment. This level of brightness can reduce eye strain, especially when doing work that requires high-precision visual tasks, such as reading, writing, using a computer, etc.
• Meeting Room lighting: In larger meeting rooms, if multiple areas need to be illuminated at the same time, 2,000 lumens of lamps provide plenty of light to ensure that presentations and meeting materials are clearly visible to every participant.

• Industrial and manufacturing environment
• Work shop: In an industrial or manufacturing environment, a 2,000 lumen light fixture can provide enough light to ensure that workers can clearly see details when performing precision operations or inspections. This level of brightness also helps improve work efficiency and safety.
• Warehouse and logistics: In a warehouse or logistics area, 2,000 lumens of lighting can illuminate a larger area to facilitate staff handling, sorting and inspection of goods.

• Art and design studios
• Painting and design: For art and design work that requires high-precision vision, 2,000 lumens of lighting can provide enough brightness to ensure that artists and designers can accurately observe and process details.
• Photography studios: In small photography studios, 2,000 lumen lamps can be used as auxiliary lighting, providing a bright, uniform light environment conducive to photography and post-processing work.
• Medical and laboratory services
• Medical examination room: In the medical examination room, the 2000 lumen lighting equipment ensures that the doctor can clearly see every detail during the examination and surgery, improving the accuracy of the diagnosis.
• Laboratory: In a scientific laboratory, this level of brightness can provide enough light to ensure the accuracy and safety of experimental operations.

• Auto and mechanical maintenance work
• Working under the hood: When inspecting and servicing a vehicle engine, the 2,000 lumens working light provides plenty of light, ensuring that every component and connection point can be clearly seen. This level of brightness facilitates rapid identification of problems and precise operations.
• Chassis and suspension system: When inspecting and servicing chassis and suspension system, 2000 lumens work light can illuminate the narrow space, convenient technicians to check and adjust, to ensure the accuracy of operation.
• Precision mechanical parts: When servicing and assembling high-precision mechanical parts, the 2,000 lumens working light provides enough brightness and clarity to ensure that every detail can be handled precisely. This is essential to ensure the performance and life of mechanical equipment.