Lighting solutions by sector

Every space has different lighting needs. Choose your sector to see target values, recommended luminaire groups and our projects in that field.

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  Retail lighting design

  Retail lighting is designed in three layers: uniform general lighting of about 300 lux in the sales area, accent lighting that makes products 3–5 times brighter than their surroundings, and window lighting.

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  Office lighting

  For desk work in offices, EN 12464-1 sets an average of 500 lux, a glare limit of UGR ≤ 19, uniformity of 0.60 and at least CRI 80.

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  Factory and warehouse lighting

  In factory lighting the target illuminance depends on the precision of the task: about 300 lux for rough assembly, 500 for medium precision, 750 lux for fine work and 100 lux in storage areas.

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  Façade lighting

  Façade lighting combines wallwashing, grazing, floodlighting and accent techniques to make a building's architecture readable at night.

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  Mosque and historic building lighting

  Mosque lighting combines glare-free, uniform general lighting inside with accents on the dome, mihrab and painted decoration, and the night silhouette of the façade and minaret outside.

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  Restaurant, café and hotel lighting

  In restaurants and cafés, lighting sets the atmosphere: warm 2700K–3000K tones in seating areas, pendants or narrow-beam spotlights focused on the tables, CRI 90 or higher so that food looks right, and dimming scenes for the different moods of the day.

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  Sports hall lighting

  Sports hall lighting is planned to EN 12193 according to the level of competition (class I–III): training halls need lower, and official competitions higher, illuminance and uniformity.

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  Outdoor, road and landscape lighting

  Outdoors, bollards below eye level are used on walkways and in gardens, and pole-mounted street luminaires on site roads and in car parks.

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  Residential and villa lighting

  In residential lighting each room is planned according to its use: warm 2700K–3000K tones and dimmers in living areas, 3500K–4000K task lighting on kitchen worktops and at least IP44 luminaires in bathrooms.