Common bulb types for grid lights include T5 tubes, LED strips, and LED modules.
T5 Tubes
T5 tubes are 5mm diameter fluorescent tubes commonly used in commercial and industrial lighting. The T5 tubes used in live-streaming grid lights, also known as live-streaming tubes, offer advantages such as high brightness, high efficiency, low energy consumption, and long lifespan, providing uniform and soft lighting effects, making them a top choice for many live-streaming studios.
LED Strips
LED strips are made by mounting many light-emitting diodes at specific intervals on a flexible PCB board. They can be divided into monochrome and colored strips. LED strips offer advantages such as energy saving, environmental friendliness, high brightness, and long lifespan. They are also highly flexible, allowing for cutting and connecting as needed, and can be installed within live-streaming grid lights to create diverse lighting effects, making them very popular with users.
LED Modules
LED modules consist of LED chips fixed to a metal plate or PCB board. They are compact, durable, and have strong anti-interference capabilities. LED modules can also be divided into monochrome and color types. When applied to live grid lights, they can save energy, reduce maintenance costs, and improve lighting effects, making them an economical and practical lighting device.
