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# Linear luminaire distribution and layout

A linear luminaire throws a strip, not a circle: an asymmetric wide optic pushes the light into the aisle so a wall-mounted run does not leave a bright band on the wall. The most economical layout is a continuous line, but a gap in a continuous line is glaringly obvious — so feed it in sections rather than running one supply the whole length.

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## Key parameters

| Power | 20–60 W |
| --- | --- |
| Luminous flux | 2,600–7,800 lm |
| Mounting height | 2.8–4 m |
| Beam angle | 90° × 30° |
| Distribution type | Asymmetric wide |

[Product family: Linear Lights](https://www.xingguanglightingcn.com/en/product-categories/linear)

## The distribution decides where the light goes

Two fixtures with the same wattage and the same flux can put a twofold different [illuminance](https://www.xingguanglightingcn.com/en/glossary#illuminance) on the floor, purely because of distribution. This page is Asymmetric wide. Distribution decides three things: the shape of the pool of light, how much of the flux reaches the floor, and whether the spacing can be opened up.

A common misjudgement is comparing distributions by centre illuminance. A narrow beam usually wins at the centre point and loses badly at the edges, giving a lower average. Compare average illuminance plus uniformity (minimum over average) — those two numbers match what people actually see.

## Angle and height come as a pair

This page is 90° × 30° at 2.8–4 m. The direction is unambiguous: the higher the ceiling, the narrower the optic, or the light lands on the walls; the lower the ceiling, the wider the optic, or the floor gets discrete bright spots and hard shadows under each fixture.

Rule of thumb: pool diameter ≈ 2 × height × tan(half angle). At 10 m, 90° gives about 20 m and 60° about 11.5 m. Sketch the layout with that first and ask for a photometric calculation second — the other order usually costs a revision.

## Four things to verify before ordering

① Whether flux and [efficacy](https://www.xingguanglightingcn.com/en/glossary#efficacy) are quoted for the complete fixture or the light source — a 10–15% difference that changes the fixture count. ② Whether [colour temperature](https://www.xingguanglightingcn.com/en/glossary#cct) and CRI are measured or nominal values; mixed CCT within one batch is the most common arrival dispute. ③ Driver brand and model, plus its derating curve at high temperature — it is the only part that really sets life. ④ The mounting kit list: chain, bracket and anchors in the box, or the site stops for a day.

## Concepts on this page

[Illuminance](https://www.xingguanglightingcn.com/en/glossary#illuminance)[Tri-proof light](https://www.xingguanglightingcn.com/en/glossary#tri-proof)[Unified glare rating](https://www.xingguanglightingcn.com/en/glossary#ugr)

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