No glare, no glare: Most linear lights use diffuse reflection lampshades (such as PC covers, frosted glass covers), which avoid direct eye contact after the light is diffused. It is especially suitable for spaces where people stay for a long time (such as study rooms, bedrooms, offices), which can reduce visual fatigue and protect vision.

• No dark areas, uniform illumination: Traditional tube lights and spotlights, due to their “point light source” characteristics, are prone to forming “uneven light spots” and “alternating brightness and darkness” on the ground or wall; Linear lights can achieve “planar lighting” through continuous light strips, with small illumination deviation in the coverage area, especially suitable for spaces that require overall brightness (such as kitchen countertops, corridors, commercial windows).

• Customizable lighting effects: Supports multiple color temperatures (3000K warm yellow light, 4000K neutral light, 6000K cool white light) and brightness adjustment. Some intelligent linear lights can also achieve effects such as “gradient light” and “dynamic flowing light” to meet different atmosphere needs (such as adjusting warm light during living room viewing and cool white light during work).