Choose 24° when you want to highlight one product, artwork or table. Choose 60° when a counter or larger display needs wider, more even coverage. Neither is better for every project—the target, ceiling height and fixture spacing decide.
When Should You Use 24°?
A 24° beam creates a smaller, stronger pool of light. It suits accent lighting where one object needs to stand out. Our DB-DL6A combines this beam with a deep-recessed, small-aperture design.
Why Choose 60°?
A 60° beam covers more surface and gives a softer transition between fittings. The DB-DL5B is useful over larger displays, counters and general commercial areas.
Can One Project Use Both?
Yes. Use 24° for selected features and 60° for the surrounding area. Before ordering, test both at the planned mounting height.
FAQ
Is 24° suitable for general lighting?
Only with careful spacing; otherwise, dark gaps may appear.
Can 60° light a display?
Yes, especially when the display is wide or needs even coverage.
What should buyers send?
Send the ceiling height, target size, layout, wattage, CCT, housing color, dimming method and quantity.
View our commercial lighting range or send your project layout for model selection and pricing.