There are many European-style lamps used in the home. The common ones are chandeliers, table lamps, standing lamps, wall lamps, etc. Nowadays, the lighting effects of lighting are different, and there are many choices of light and shade. When we choose European lamps, we must not only consider the decorative effect, but also the atmosphere created by the lighting.

1. Take care of the overall situation

In other words, the choice of lighting should be consistent with the style of the residence.

The colors, shapes, and styles of European-style lamps must be commensurate with the style of interior decoration and furniture, and echo each other. The flashy lighting not only does not add icing on the cake, but adds a lot to it. In the choice of European-style lamps and lanterns, in addition to matching with the indoor color tone, of course, it can also be purchased according to personal preference. The size and type of European-style lamps and lanterns should be coordinated with the size of the room space, total area, indoor height and other conditions.

Finally, the purchase of lighting should be determined according to your own economic situation and within your abilities.

Second, purchase on demand

The living room is a place for people to pick up guests, and it is required to create a warm and warm atmosphere. Therefore, it is advisable to use solemn and bright chandeliers or ceiling lamps in the living room. If the room is tall, an incandescent chandelier or a larger round chandelier should be used to make the living room appear transparent, but it is not appropriate to use a chandelier that distributes all the light downwards, but the upper space should also have a certain brightness to reduce the upper and lower. Spatial brightness difference. The shape and color of European-style lamps should be coordinated with the living room furniture.

Study lighting should be based on the principle of bright and soft, and the use of incandescent bulbs is more appropriate. The desk lamp of the writing desk should be adapted to the nature of work and learning needs. It is advisable to choose a direct-lit desk lamp with a reflector and lower opening. The light source is usually incandescent or fluorescent.

The bedroom can be mixed with several lamps, and the soft and decorative European lamps can enhance the warm and elegant atmosphere of the bedroom.

The dining table needs a warm and bright effect, so it is advisable to use European-style lamps that directly illuminate downward. The position of the European-style lamps is generally directly above the dining table. On the wall near the dining table, warm color wall lamps can also be properly arranged, which will make the atmosphere more warm when entertaining guests.

Ceiling lights are generally used in kitchens, toilets and aisles, because these places require low brightness, high water vapor, and a lot of dust. Ceiling lights are easy to clean and help protect bulbs. European-style lamps in the kitchen should be easy to scrub and corrosion-resistant. The bathroom should use European-style lamps with functions of moisture-proof and not easy to rust.

3. Safety first

When choosing European-style lamps and lanterns, first look at the quality, and check whether the warranty certificate and certificate are complete. The most expensive ones are not necessarily the best, but those that are too cheap must be bad. The quality of many cheap lamps is not high enough, and there are always hidden dangers. Once a fire occurs, the consequences are unimaginable. So how to buy safe European-style lamps?

1. Pay attention to protection against electric shock. Electric shock caused by European-style lamps is generally caused by the use of anti-shock protection measures such as unsatisfactory lamp holders or live parts of European-style lamps without cover. Normally, the bulb is screwed in during use. After the European-style lamps are powered on, people cannot touch the live parts.

2. Pay attention to the cross-sectional area of ​​the wires used in European-style lamps: when you buy, you can look at the marks printed on the insulation layer outside the wires on the European-style lamps. The minimum cross-sectional area of ​​the wires used on European-style lamps is 0.5mm/square, and some manufacturers In order to reduce costs, the cross-sectional area of ​​the wire used in the product is only 0.2mm/square. Under abnormal conditions, the wire will be scorched, and the insulation layer will burn out and short-circuit, resulting in danger.

3. Pay attention to the accessories of European-style lamps: if electronic ballasts are used in European-style lamps, European-style lamps with abnormally protected electronic ballasts should be purchased. If the European-style lamps use inductive ballasts, try to use a higher tw value (such as tw130), especially when the European-style lamps have poor heat dissipation conditions, you should pay attention to this point. Tw is the highest rated ballast coil Operating temperature. At this temperature, the ballast has a life span of 10 years of continuous operation.