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Scallop

The term “scallop” comes from English and refers to a scallop shell or an arc; in the field of lighting, however, this term primarily alludes to the shape. Here, a “scallop” refers to the light cone created by several lights mounted side by side, which is projected onto the wall in an arc- or shell-like shape. This accent lighting effect is achieved primarily through LED spotlights, floodlights, and recessed fixtures, which are mounted at regular intervals on the ceiling or very high up on the wall. They then direct their light downward, with the individual beams intersecting at a specific height—visually, as the name “scallop” suggests, this resembles a scallop shell. Such scallop light cones are primarily used in accent lighting, in the illumination of retail spaces, or for exhibition lighting. For example, they can be used to highlight artwork or to create eye-catching light patterns on building facades, thereby showcasing them. Scallops are therefore perfectly suited for creating lighting accents—whether for residential or commercial purposes.

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