Children's lamp

There are many types of children’s lamps, such as ceiling lamps, table lamps, wall lamps, floor lamps, night lights, etc., and the appropriate lamps should be selected according to the space and purpose of the children’s room. Generally speaking, children’s rooms need a main light and a desk lamp. The main light is used for overall lighting, and the desk lamp is used for reading and writing. Other fixtures can be added based on personal preference and needs.

The following aspects should be considered in the purchase of children’s lamps: light quality, safety, aesthetics and intelligence.

• The light quality requires no flicker and no blue light, bright and comfortable light, moderate color temperature, good color rendering, and can protect children’s eyesight.
• Safety requirements The material is environmentally friendly and non-toxic, the surface is smooth without sharp edges, the circuit design is reasonable, waterproof, dustproof and electric shock-proof.
• Aesthetics requires rich colors and cute shapes, which can attract children’s attention and increase children’s imagination and creativity.
• Intelligence requires that it can be adjusted and controlled by remote control, mobile phone, voice, etc., which is convenient for children and parents to use.

The color temperature of children’s lamps should be soft warm light and neutral light between 2700~4000 K, so as to avoid eye irritation caused by too dark or too bright light. Too high or too low color temperature is not conducive to children’s vision development, nor is it conducive to children’s mood and sleep. Generally speaking, you can choose neutral light during the day and warm light at night.

It mainly includes the following points: no flicker, no blue light, high color rendering, anti-glare, intelligent dimming, etc.

• No flicker means that the light will not produce fast-changing flickering, avoiding irritation and fatigue to the eyes.
• No blue light means that the light will not produce too much blue light radiation to avoid damage to the retina.
• High color rendering means that the light can restore the true color of the object and avoid affecting the color sense.
• Anti-glare means that the light will not produce strong reflection or direct light, so as to avoid irritation and damage to the eyes.

Intelligent dimming means that the light can automatically or manually adjust the brightness and color temperature according to the environment and needs, so as to avoid discomfort and pressure on the eyes.

Children’s lamps are generally used as main lamps or table lamps, but they can also be used with other lamps according to personal preferences and needs, such as wall lamps, floor lamps, night lights, etc.

When matching, pay attention to the style, color, size, and position of the lamps and lanterns to be coordinated to avoid confusion and conflicts.

There are many brands of children’s lamps worth recommending, such as Philips, Opple, Panasonic, Sanxiong Aurora and so on. These brands have their own characteristics and advantages, and the quality is relatively reliable. For specific model recommendations, you can refer to some shopping guides or articles on the Internet.

The installation and use of children’s lamps should be carried out according to different lamp types. Generally speaking, ceiling lamps require professional electricians to install, and attention should be paid to the connection and fixing of wires to avoid loosening or leakage. Table lamps, wall lamps, floor lamps, etc. can be installed by yourself. Pay attention to the position of the socket and the switch of the power supply to prevent children from touching it. Night lights are usually plugged into the wall or placed on the bedside table, be careful not to block the light or cause glare. Smart lamps need to be controlled with remote control, mobile phone, voice and other equipment. Pay attention to setting parameters and modes to avoid misoperation or interference.

The cleaning and maintenance of children’s lamps should be carried out according to different materials and structures. Generally speaking, regularly wipe the surface of the lamp with a clean soft cloth or rag to remove dust and stains.  If there are stubborn stains or oil stains, you can wipe them with a small amount of neutral detergent, and then dry them with a dry cloth. Do not use acidic or alkaline cleaners, so as not to damage the surface of the lamp. Also do not wash the lamp with a wet cloth or water, so as not to cause short circuit or electric shock. In addition, pay attention to regularly check the circuit and parts of the lamp, and replace or repair it in time if any abnormality or damage is found.