Pharmacy / Medicine Display Cabinet LED Lighting

Typical Positions

Total meters ≈ shelf width × no. of shelves × no. of bays. A common bay is 0.9–1.2 m wide with 5–6 shelves → about 4.5–7.2 m per bay.

Driver sizing = (W/m × total meters) × 1.25 headroom. Prefer 24V to minimize voltage drop on longer runs.

Bay width (m)
Shelves per bay
No. of bays
Power density (W/m)
Voltage
Notes

Total ≈ 24.0 m Driver ≥ 288 W (split per cabinet) Copy to RFQ Email

Total meters ≈ bay width × shelves per bay × number of bays. Driver sizing ≈ (W/m × total meters) × 1.25 headroom.

Voltage	W/m	lm/m	CRI	CCT	Cutting	Width	IP	Notes	Downloads
24V	6–10	~700–1100	≥90	6500K	50 mm	8/10 mm	IP20	Main under‑shelf lighting; even coverage	Spectrum Report
24V	12	~1200	≥95	4000–5000K	50 mm	10 mm	IP20/54	Higher CRI option for beauty/health categories	Datasheet

From the 1‑meter test sample: flux ≈ 638.8 lm, efficacy ≈ 104 lm/W, Ra ≈ 93.9, TLCI ≈ 94.4, peak wavelength ≈ 454 nm. See report for details.

Coverage depends on actual certified models and materials. Contact us for the certificate list per model.

UL ETL CE RoHS REACH ISO 9001 EMC

How many meters per bay?

Most pharmacy bays are 0.9–1.2 m wide with 5–6 shelves, so 4.5–7.2 m per bay. Add top/backlight as needed.

Why 24V instead of 12V?

24V reduces current and voltage drop on long or multi-branch runs, delivering more uniform brightness per shelf.

Recommended IP rating?

IP20 is typical for indoor cabinets. Consider IP54 only for special cleaning policies; ensure proper thermal design.

Can we integrate 0–10V or PWM dimming?

Yes. We can provide compatible drivers and dimming modules. Door/PIR triggers are also available.