There are different variants of reflectors, adapted to different uses and spaces. In the following, we will give you the main features of some models, so that you can compare them with each other and choose the one that best suits your needs and preferences.
Incandescent reflectors. These reflectors, which commonly have incandescent or halogen lights, are generally used for lighting homes, especially entrances, as they offer an intense light and come in a wide variety of powers, sizes and colours.
Sodium reflectors. Energy-saving metallic sodium reflectors (as well as halogens) are mainly used in commercial and industrial installations, as they last for a long time and are less expensive, making them a great option for optimising resources.
Solar-powered reflectors. Solar-powered floodlights are charged by sunlight, so they do not require electrical power to operate. They are very practical, as they are not installed with cables, and they do not generate any artificial lighting costs. Solar reflectors generally work by means of sensors that capture sunlight as a natural fuel. However, their illumination is not very intense or powerful, and always depends on the availability of light in the environment.