Lighting for industry
LIGHTING FOR WAREHOUSES, PRODUCTION HALLS & THE INDUSTRY SECTOR

Industry & Warehouse Lighting

Effective warehouse and production hall lighting has a significant impact on the productivity, safety, and well-being of employees and facilitates quick and accurate work processes. We recommend energy-efficient and flicker-free lighting with a high light output and a suitable IP protection rating. Depending on the specific requirements, it might be advisable to integrate sensors and DALI lighting control.

Energy-Efficiency

We strongly recommend energy-efficient LED lighting for illuminating warehouses, production halls and other industrial premises. Industrial LED lighting is more economical compared to older technologies such as fluorescent tubes or traditional incandescent bulbs. Therefore, updating industrial premises with professional LED lighting pays off in the long term and helps business owners to save on energy and maintenance costs.

The following key factors are crucial in industrial lighting design:

  • Ideal arrangement and spacing of the lights

  • High-quality covers for low loss of brightness and high glare control

  • Consideration of pre-existing conditions such as the architecture and size of the building, reflection, dirt, dust, etc.

Pendant luminaires in industrial halls

Intelligent lighting control systems such as sensor-operated and human-centric lighting (HCL) offer additional benefits for the industry sector. HCL lighting adjusts illuminance and colour temperature based on our natural biorhythm, creating a more comfortable and efficient lighting environment while positively influencing employee well-being and cutting maintenance costs.

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Legal Requirements

There are legislations and best practices that need to be considered for industrial lighting, such as the EU Directive EN 12464-1 'Lighting of workplaces* which specifies, among other aspects, the minimum illuminance (lux), minimum colour rendering index (CRI) and the glare rating for different areas such as workshop units, corridors or emergency lighting.

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Reduced Maintenance Costs

Effective LED lighting positively impacts the maintenance costs of a business. These expenses refer to any costs incurred by the business to keep its assets in good working conditions and include:

1. Material costs for replacements of lights, bulbs, and accessories

2. Service costs for maintenance and repair of the lighting system

3. Business insurance plans

Outdated lighting technologies such as compact fluorescent or gas discharge lamps break easily, turn yellow or start to flicker.

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LED warehouse lighting ensures maintenance-free light for up to 30 years due to a long service life and higher energy efficiency. Our dedicated team of light planners will help you to plan an effective and economical lighting concept that is tailored to your business needs.

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Product Lifespan

The Benefits of LED

With a lifespan of up to 100,000 operating hours, high-quality LED lighting has many benefits over traditional incandescent bulbs, most notably an increased energy efficiency of up to 90%. Incandescent bulbs only last for a maximum of 1,000 hours; frequent switching them on and off negatively impacts the lifespan of the bulbs on top of this.

Light source type Service life (in hours) Lifespan (at 60 hours/week)
Incandescent 1,000 h 0.3 years
Halogen 2,000 - 4,000 h 0.6 - 1.2 years
Energy-saving lamp 10,000 h 3 years
LED 15,000 - 100,000 h 5 - 32 years
LED Lighting

High quality is essential in the industry sector - professional LED warehouse lighting is extremely durable and virtually maintenance-free while providing uniform, flicker- and glare-free lighting. LED lighting consumes significantly less energy which results in reduced carbon emissions and lower costs.

Human-Centric Lighting

Human-centric lighting (HCL) describes the usage of artificial light that automatically adapts to the natural biorhythm of human beings. The colour spectrum of the light imitates natural daylight and aims at benefiting the performance, comfort, health and well-being of employees.

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DALI Lighting Control Systems

DALI stands for Digital Addressable Lighting Interface and is a standardised and reliable interface for communication and control of lighting systems. DALI is widely used in the industry sector and can be integrated with automation systems that manage several parts of a building's infrastructure, including lighting, heating, or ventilation. Depending on your individual business requirements and lighting needs, we look forward to supporting you with the planning and integration of a DALI system.

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