Đèn treo LED vòng tròn vàng ILED-PD3

The ILED-PD3 is a pendant that hangs as a ring of light: a circular aluminum frame with the LED source behind a PMMA diffuser, suspended over the table, the stairwell or the lobby floor. It is a decorative fixture first, and the specification supports that job: CRI above 90 for the surfaces and the people under it, a range of seven diameters to match the scale of the room, and colour versions from a fixed warm white to full RGBW.

Seven diameters, one ring

The frame comes in φ300, 400, 500, 600, 800, 1000 and 1200mm. The 300mm and 400mm rings suit a residential dining table or a café booth. The 500mm and 600mm rings carry a conference table or a kitchen island. The 800mm and 1000mm rings are the hotel lobby and staircase sizes, and the 1200mm ring is the statement piece for a double-height entrance. Because the ring is one continuous circle of light, the bigger diameters scale the piece rather than multiplying the fittings, which is why a single 1000mm ring reads cleaner over a table than a cluster of small ones.

Colour versions

The range splits into fixed and tunable. The fixed versions run 3000K, 4000K or 6000K, chosen at order: warm for dining, neutral for working surfaces, cool for retail. The bi-colour version switches between two settings, and the RGB and RGBW versions take the full colour range, set from a remote control, which is the version event venues and hospitality spaces pick when the room changes use between lunch, dinner and a function. All versions dim.

Light quality

The LED source is LM80-rated and runs at 80 lumens per watt, which is a decorative-fixture figure rather than a utility one: the ring is proportioned for how it looks and how it lights the table beneath it, not for lighting the whole room alone. CRI is above 90, which is the level that keeps food, timber and skin tones reading true under the ring. The beam is 120°, so the light spreads across the table below rather than pooling in a circle at the centre.

Body and build

The frame is aluminum, finished in gold, white or black, and the diffuser is PMMA, which keeps the LED points invisible and the ring reading as one continuous line of light. The fixture is IP42 for dry indoor rooms, runs on 220-240VAC, and carries SAA, CE and RoHS certification with a three-year warranty. Because the LED engine sits behind the diffuser and not in exposed sockets, there are no bulbs to change and nothing to re-lamp; the ring is maintained as a fixture, not as a lamp holder.

Nơi được sử dụng

Over the dining table, where a 300mm to 600mm ring on a dimmer does the whole job. Hotel lobbies and receptions, where an 800mm to 1200mm gold ring hangs as the piece the room is arranged around. Stairwells and voids, where the ring hangs through the space and is visible from every floor. Restaurant and bar interiors, where the RGBW version shifts the room between service and late. And retail feature positions, where the ring frames the display it hangs over.

Specifying the ring

Three decisions shape the order: the diameter against the table or the space below, the colour version against how the room is used, and the finish against the interior. A restaurant that trades lunch and dinner runs one fixed CCT and dims; a hotel lobby that hosts functions runs RGBW; a residence usually runs one fixed temperature and never touches it again. Measure the drop from ceiling to ring before ordering on the large diameters, because the suspension is built to order and the ring is the piece the whole ceiling height is set around.

Why do buyers pick the ILED-PD3 over the alternatives? Here is what we hear from customers:

One ring scales with the room. Seven diameters from 300mm to 1200mm cover the café table and the double-height lobby, and projects mixing sizes read as one scheme rather than a set of different fittings.

CRI above 90. Most decorative pendants quote CRI 80. This one runs above 90, which is what keeps the food, the timber and the people under the ring looking right, and it is the reason restaurants and hotels pick it over a cheaper ring.

A colour version for each job. Fixed 3000K, 4000K or 6000K for rooms that never change, bi-colour for multi-use spaces, and RGB or RGBW with a remote for venues that shift between service and function.

The gold finish, done properly. The frame is aluminum with the finish over metal, so the gold reads as metal at close range and holds it. White and black cover the interiors gold does not suit.

LM80 LEDs behind one diffuser. The PMMA hides the LED points, so the ring reads as one continuous line of light rather than a row of dots.

The ILED-PD3 hangs in the rooms where the light fitting is part of what the space is saying: the table, the lobby, the stairwell, the brand space.

Dining tables and kitchens. A 300mm to 600mm ring hung on a dimmer over the table, warm white for dinner, dimmed low for the evening. The 120° beam covers the table edge to edge rather than pooling at the centre.

Hotel lobbies and receptions. An 800mm to 1200mm gold ring hung as the piece the reception is arranged around, with the CRI above 90 keeping the desk, the flowers and the guests reading true under it.

Stairwells and voids. The ring suspended through a double-height space, visible from every landing. The large diameters are what make the vertical space read as designed rather than leftover.

Restaurants and bars. The RGBW version runs warm white through service and shifts to colour for the late room, set from the remote without a ladder, which is the version hospitality picks when the space earns its keep in two shifts.

Retail feature positions. The ring frames the display it hangs over, in the finish the brand runs, and the RGBW version ties the fixture to the campaign colour for a launch and back to white for trading.