INSTALLING AN LED PANEL

How to install a led panel


The LED panels can be installed in several different ways, the most common are:
  • In kit.
  • In suspension kit.
  • In recessed.    
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The kit for led panel

This is an aluminum frame 5 cm thick and dimensions Width and length of the led panel concerned. This frame allows installing a led panel when the embedding is impossible or too complex. Easy to install because it is often supplied with its hardware, the frame is delivered disassembled and assembled by the corners thanks to the screws provided. You simply need to fix your ceiling frame to the desired location and check that the frame angle is 90 °, to avoid misalignment of the frame with the panel. A novice handyman can install a led panel with a kit.

The hanging kit for led panel

This is an accessory kit that allows fixing a led panel in suspended versions, ideal for a modern design. It is composed of steel cables with the automatic adjustment that allows the panel not to go down once installed. Sold with its hardware, this suspension kit is plug and play, 5 to 10 minutes will be needed to fix your panel. You just screw the spacers on the panel and then fix the other spacer on your ceiling and then screw the ends of the cables to the spacers.

The recessed LED panel version

This is probably the most common version, simply because the LED panels are generally found in offices and shops with 600x600 or 1200x600 Amstrong type ceiling. In this version, you just need to remove the old neon light and gently slide the led panel instead. Attention for places welcoming the public security cable is mandatory so do not forget to put the cable or chain that was hooked to the neon light.

Connecting an LED Panel

For the electrical connection of a led panel, it will be enough to cut your electrical circuit on the board and to bring you sugar in order to make the connection between the wires of the driver and the wires of the principal current arrival.

If you do not have any DIY knowledge, it is best to seek help from a professional.
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