The power consumption of round led ceiling light (circular LED ceiling lighting) depends on its size, brightness output, and application scenario—typically ranging from 8W to 30W. Unlike traditional incandescent or fluorescent round ceiling light (which consume 60W–100W for similar brightness), round led ceiling light uses energy-efficient LED chips, cutting power use by 70%–80%. Premium models like IMIGY’s Bean Ceiling Lights (compact round LED designs) and Halo Ceiling Lights (smart round LED models) further optimize energy efficiency: they use high-quality Samsung LED chips (≥80lm/W luminous efficiency) and support dimming/brightness adjustment, allowing users to reduce power consumption based on needs. These lights also pair seamlessly with other energy-saving lighting (room ceiling light, room roof light, roof lights for ceiling) for unified, low-energy illumination. Below is a breakdown of power specifications, product advantages, and practical tips.

1. Power Consumption by Scenario & Size

a. Small Spaces (Bedrooms, Corridors: ≤15㎡)

Power range: 8W–18W. A 12W round led ceiling light (e.g., small Bean Ceiling Lights) provides sufficient brightness (≥800lm) for a 10㎡ bedroom, consuming only 0.012kWh per hour—costing ~\(0.0015 per hour (based on \)0.12/kWh). This is far lower than a 60W incandescent room roof light (0.06kWh/hour).

Key advantage: Low power doesn’t mean low brightness—IMIGY’s 15W round led ceiling light equals the brightness of a 75W incandescent fixture, ideal for small-space roof lights for ceiling.

b. Medium Spaces (Living Rooms, Dining Rooms: 15㎡–25㎡)

Power range: 18W–30W. A 24W round led ceiling light (e.g., standard Halo Ceiling Lights) delivers 1920lm brightness (suitable for 20㎡ living rooms), consuming 0.024kWh per hour. Even when used 5 hours daily, monthly consumption is only 3.6kWh (~$0.43/month), much cheaper than a 100W fluorescent round ceiling light (15kWh/month).

2. IMIGY Products’ Energy-Saving Advantages

a. Bean Ceiling Lights (Compact Round LED)

High luminous efficiency: Uses Samsung 2835 LED chips (85lm/W) — a 18W Bean model outputs 1530lm (enough for 15㎡ bedrooms), while consuming 30% less power than generic 18W round led ceiling light (65lm/W).

Dimming energy savings: Supports 10%–100% dimming—reducing brightness to 50% cuts power consumption by ~45% (e.g., 18W → 9.9W). As a main room ceiling light, this is perfect for evening use (low brightness, low power).

b. Halo Ceiling Lights (Smart Round LED)

Smart energy management: Connects to the IMIGY Smart APP to set “timed power-off” (e.g., turn off automatically after 1 hour) and “brightness scheduling” (18W daytime → 10W evening). This avoids wasted energy from forgotten lights, unlike manual round ceiling light.

Color temperature optimization: Even at 5000K cool light (high brightness mode), Halo maintains 82lm/W efficiency—no power increase due to color adjustment, unlike cheap smart round led ceiling light (power rises by 20% in cool mode).

3. Practical Tips to Reduce Power Consumption

a. Choose the Right Power

Avoid over-powering: A 30W round led ceiling light in a 10㎡ bedroom wastes energy—stick to 8W–15W for small spaces. Use IMIGY’s “power calculator” (based on space size) to select the optimal model.

Pair with low-power auxiliary lights: Use a 15W round led ceiling light (main) + 5W LED wall lamps (auxiliary) in bedrooms, instead of a single 25W fixture—total power is lower, and lighting is more layered.

b. Use Smart Features

For Halo Ceiling Lights: Enable “motion sensing” (turns on only when someone is present) in corridors—reduces idle power consumption (0W when unused). This is more energy-efficient than always-on roof lights for ceiling.

4. Mistakes to Avoid

Don’t confuse “power” with “brightness”: A 20W generic round led ceiling light (60lm/W) may be dimmer than a 15W IMIGY model (85lm/W)—choosing by brightness (lm) instead of power (W) avoids unnecessary energy use.

Don’t ignore dimming functions: Leaving a dimmable round led ceiling light at 100% brightness all day wastes power—use lower brightness for non-task times (e.g., 30% for watching TV).

The power consumption of round led ceiling light ranges from 8W to 30W, with exceptional energy efficiency compared to traditional lighting. IMIGY’s Bean Ceiling Lights (compact, dimmable) and Halo Ceiling Lights (smart, high-efficiency) take this further—they deliver bright, high-quality light while minimizing power use, and pair seamlessly with room ceiling light, room roof light, and roof lights for ceiling for a low-energy system. Whether you’re upgrading a small bedroom or a medium living room, our round led ceiling light helps you save on electricity bills without compromising on lighting performance. Contact us to get personalized recommendations—we’ll help you select the right power model based on your space size and daily usage habits.