Par Can light(GL-088)
Experience the power of vibrant lighting with our cutting-edge LED Par Can Light! Designed to deliver mesmerizing color displays and dynamic effects, this lighting marvel is a must-have for stage performances, events, clubs, and more. Let's explore the remarkable features and benefits that make our LED Par Can a top choice for lighting enthusiasts like you
Discover the magic of captivating lighting effects with our LED Par Can. Whether you're a professional lighting designer or an enthusiastic event organizer, this lighting solution will elevate your productions to new heights. Order now and let your creativity shine with the incredible LED Par Can Light!
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does PAR mean for light bulbs?
PAR stands for "Parabolic Aluminized Reflector," which refers to the shape and design of the light bulb. PAR bulbs are commonly used in stage and architectural lighting due to their focused and directional beam.
Why is it called a PAR can?
The term "PAR can" originates from the combination of "PAR" (Parabolic Aluminized Reflector) and "can," referring to the cylindrical metal housing that holds the PAR bulb. The design of the can allows for easy mounting and positioning, making it a popular choice for stage lighting applications.
What does the PAR in PAR can stand for?
As mentioned earlier, "PAR" in PAR can stands for "Parabolic Aluminized Reflector," emphasizing the reflective coating inside the bulb that shapes and directs the light beam.
What is the main difference between a Fresnel lantern and a PAR can?
The main difference lies in the beam angle and light distribution. Fresnel lanterns have a wider beam spread, providing a soft and diffused light, ideal for theater and film lighting. On the other hand, PAR cans have narrower beam angles, producing more focused and intense beams, making them suitable for highlighting specific areas or objects.
What are the different types of PAR?
PAR bulbs come in various types, identified by their numbers. Common types include PAR16, PAR20, PAR30, and PAR38, where the number indicates the diameter of the bulb in eighths of an inch. Each type has its unique beam angle and application, allowing for versatile lighting solutions.