Lighting systems, one of the strongest factors in highlighting artifacts, are of critical importance for museum exhibition units. The type, power, color temperature and focusing degree of the applied lighting are among the main factors determining selection criteria.
Fibula Museum Equipment offers users rich lighting options by diversifying in line with both technical requirements and customer demands in exhibition units. Lighting systems can be grouped under the following headings:
LED spotlights
LED panels
Fiber optic systems
LED Spotlights: The most preferred lighting type in museology due to low power requirements and the ability to mount numerous LED spots at suitable points inside the showcase to apply the required amount of lighting to designated points of the artifact area.
LED Panels: Generally preferred as the artifact area lighting element when a homogeneous light distribution is desired in the environment.
Fiber Optic Systems: The basic principle is transmitting light from one point to another through a lens logic; no heat from the fixture is carried into the artifact area, protecting the artifact from external factors for many years, and it carries no fire/explosion safety risk.
