Cardanian spotlight

More flexibility in the attachment and use of the lamps - that's exactly what a Cardanian spotlight is intended for. The word Kardanian stands for a freely movable suspension, whereby a servomotor is installed in the bracket of the spot or spotlight. This then makes every possible rotation implementable, which means that the light beam can be individually adjusted and adapted.

Such cardan stems are then often attached to ceilings, since they can make the light shine to where it is needed without an extra hanging. Simple ceiling lights, on the other hand, must be installed directly under the power outlet or just placed in the right place using a hanging. In the case of the cardan suspension, a rotation is sufficient for this and the light seems to be in a different direction - this creates flexible light from the ceiling.

The servomotor of a Cardanian spotlight works with the help of two cutting and right -angled turnt bearings, which are not only an advantage for the lighting planning. The compasses of aircraft or stove plates from ships are also applied to the cardanity, since even with turning maneuvers or waves, they have to be exactly horizontal to the ground in order to continue to display the direction of the cardinal direction or simply not to drop the food down.