Introduction and Advantages and Disadvantages of the First Way of Museum Display Cabinet Illuminatio

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lighting are used more and more in museum display cabinets, and the corresponding lighting methods are constantly enriched. However, different ways are quite different, and each has its own advantages and disadvantages. Today, we will discuss ten common ways one by one.

Today, let's take a look at one of the most common ways of lighting museum display cabinets- the introduction and advantages and disadvantages

of the top surface lighting, which is the most common way of lighting in the early days. That is to say, the display case is illuminated at the top. All the exhibits are at a glance, which is suitable for small display cases and viewing the details of the exhibits.

In the early days, the light tubes were arranged, and frosted glass was used below to make the light uniform. The light color of the light tubes was white, and the indication was not too high.

Later, it was changed into led panel lamp or lamp strip.

No matter what kind, to control the distance between the light source and the glass, the surface treatment of the ground glass, the light will be very uniform. If you can't do it well, the light will be piecemeal.

Of course, the disadvantages of this kind of universal illumination are:

● The lighting is too flat to highlight the exhibits.

Of course, there is also a solution, you can make the interior of the display cabinet dark, so that the exhibits are shown in the light. Especially exhibits with high reflectivity, such as ceramics, etc.
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