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Mirror Projector Systems

Luminaires with a mirror reflector system use a mirror to scatter the focused light from a projector into many small points of light, which are then directed in a single direction without causing glare. The individual facets of the mirror break up the projector light, and it is precisely this process that is key to preventing glare. As a result, mirror reflector systems are primarily used for high illuminance levels, which can thus be achieved over a large area without causing glare. Mirror reflector systems achieve a maximum level of glare reduction, since multiple small light points are always less dazzling than a single large one. Depending on the choice of mirror, different light distributions can also be produced, such as symmetrical or asymmetrical ones. Such reflector systems are used, among other things, in street lighting, where the reflector usually forms the luminaire housing and the light is thus reflected back onto the ground. When used indoors, unlike in street lighting, the projector and mirror do not form a traditional luminaire unit but are installed separately from one another. This essentially means a floor-mounted projector or floodlight that projects its light onto a separately mounted mirror.

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