Waterproof Slim LED Flood Light Smd 2835 Floodlight Fixtures Portable Aluminum

Reasons for using glass lenses for flood lights:

<sub>1. Superior optical performance
High optical transparency: Glass lenses have high optical transparency, which can better transmit light and reduce light loss. Compared with plastic lenses, glass lenses can provide a clearer and more transparent light transmission effect, ensuring that the brightness and light efficiency of the light source are maximized.
Light uniformity: The precision processing of glass lenses makes it more precise in the control and distribution of light beams, and can better control the refraction, focus and diffusion of light. This ensures that the range of the flood light is more uniform and the lighting effect is more stable.
2. High temperature resistance and thermal stability
High temperature resistance: Glass lenses are stable in high-temperature environments and can withstand the heat generated by LEDs or other light sources. In contrast, plastic lenses can be deformed, faded, or aged in high-temperature environments, affecting the life and performance of the luminaire. The glass lens can maintain its shape and transparency under high temperature conditions, ensuring that the lamp works stably for a long time.
Adaptability to high-temperature environments: Many floodlights are often used for outdoor lighting or exposed to high temperatures (such as industrial and mining areas, street lighting, etc.), and glass lenses can maintain long-term optical effects and will not affect the lighting effect due to temperature fluctuations.
3. Scratch and weather resistance
Scratch resistant: Glass is harder than plastic, so it is better able to resist physical damage such as scratches and abrasions. In outdoor or industrial environments, where flood lights are often bumped or rubbed by dust, sand or other objects, glass lenses can effectively protect the optical properties of the luminaires.
Strong weather resistance: glass lenses can also maintain good durability under harsh environmental conditions such as ultraviolet rays, sandstorms, and chemicals, while plastic lenses may be aged, yellowed or embrittlemented due to ultraviolet radiation or long-term exposure to air. Glass lenses can effectively avoid these problems.</sub>