LED LIGHT FACTOR

Warehouses Warehouses are, in most cases, tall structures for vertical storage, with shelves on three levels being typical within these structures. The closer the storage is to the roof, the greater the need for lighting. Floodlight Highbays LED LED strips Manufacture and production workshops Manufacturing environments involve a wide variety of situations with different work tasks. Also, the luminaires must be robust and have a low failure rate. Providing the right type of light is essential to ensure that detailed tasks are completed effectively and that all imperfections are identified, which is particularly important in a quality control environment. A wide variety of activities are carried out in the manufacturing plants and repair shops of the electrical and electronic engineering industry. The work performed involves tasks, with visual requirements from the lowest to the highest. For example, handling large items with highly contrasting details for very detailed...

Covered parking Quality lighting is essential to providing a positive user experience in a garage. Bright, uniform lighting reduces shadows and improves visibility, helping people feel safer and drivers more in control of their vehicle. However, this requires continuous lighting 24 hours a day and 7 days a week, which is very expensive. In this way, LED products - designed to control the distribution of light, illuminate large areas and provide a light and indirect light to guide people to the door - offer a safe, secure, cost-effective and sustainable solution for lighting. Covered car parks. LED Bulkheads LED Wall Lights   LED Light Bars   EXTERIOR LIGHTING Luminaires used outdoors are exposed in the long term to natural variations in the environment (rain, dust, icy snow, wind, high temperature, etc.). Resistance, water and dust resistance, as well as heat resistance and "anti-aging" properties, will be considered when choosing fixtures. Safety and security...

Industrial factories Activities in an industrial environment are often characterized by people working with tools, machines or plants. Thus, in chemical and petrochemical plants (refineries, etc.) and oil and gas production facilities at sea or abroad, as well as in mines and other areas where explosive atmospheres may be present An important aspect of workplace lighting is that the chosen (electrical) luminaires must meet the requirements of the explosion protection classes.   LED Highbays LED Projectors Transportation and traffic Transport is an integral part of everyday life around the world. Highly developed countries are covered by a dense network of roads and highways. For the safety of those who use such infrastructure, motorway and road lighting must comply with specific standards based on the relevant regulations governing the lighting of public roads and roads. Particular attention must be given to heat exchangers (for example intersections, roundabouts, b...

Which LED lighting products are waterproof? LED products are used in a large number of applications because of their low energy consumption and high energy efficiency. Ideal for indoor and outdoor lighting, some fixtures available on the market are waterproof or at least water resistant. To choose the right waterproof LED light, it is important to check the level of protection of the LED. The protection rating is indicated by the letters “IP  " ( ingress protection in English) followed by two digits. The first indicates the level of protection against solids and the second represents the degree of protection against liquids. Anyone looking for lighting wants it to be durable and safe. Waterproof luminaires have an IP44 to an IP68 rating and can be used indoors and outdoors. However, waterproof luminaires designed for outdoor use have an IP65 rating (see IP66, IP67) and are impervious to dust and splashing water in all directions. Which waterproof luminaire to choose ...

What is Relamping? Relamping involves replacing a conventional light bulb system with an LED system to reduce energy consumption. A solution that can significantly increase the life of a bulb (and therefore reduce maintenance costs) but also reduce its energy consumption. Lighting and sustainable development Because lighting is a major expense, about 30% of the energy bill of a tertiary building, regulating its energy consumption becomes a major issue. Faced with these challenges, lighting has been experiencing a real regulatory and technological revolution since 2009, driven by progressive directives from the European Union: -           the progressive ban on incandescent lamps and halogen lamps between 2013 and 2016 -           support for recycling and neutralization of pollutants by the Reclycum eco-organization since 2012 -          ...