Acoustic Ceiling Grid Type Lighting

Description

– Acoustic ceiling grid type lighting generally refers to lighting fixtures integrated into or mounted on a suspended ceiling grid system, which also incorporates acoustic panels for sound absorption.
– This combination allows for both effective illumination and noise reduction in a space.
– The lighting can be recessed into the grid or surface-mounted, and the acoustic panels help to minimize sound reverberation and echoes, particularly in open-plan or large areas.

Key Features:
Suspended Ceiling Grid:
The foundational structure is a suspended grid system, typically made of metal, that supports both the acoustic panels and the lighting fixtures.
Acoustic Panels:
These panels, often made of materials like PET felt or mineral fiber, are placed within the grid to absorb sound waves and reduce noise levels.
Integrated Lighting:
Lighting fixtures are designed to be seamlessly integrated into the grid system. This can involve recessed lights that fit within the grid’s framework or surface-mounted fixtures that are attached to the grid.
Lighting Types:
Various lighting options are available, including LED panels, linear LED fixtures, and other types of downlights, depending on the specific needs of the space.
Acoustic and Lighting Synergy:
The combined system offers a visually appealing and functional solution, addressing both lighting requirements and acoustic performance.