INDUSTRIAL LIGHTING

Lighting requirements for the industrial sector and technical activities include efficiency, flexibility, productivity and reliability.

Efficiency means to use a low-consuming and high-performance lighting system and the choice of qualitative control and switching devices and luminaires.

Flexibility means to make individual choices, install a lighting system that is suited for later changes, and draft a general project that meets different and specific requirements depending on the various work areas.

Productivity involves the use of dynamic lighting scenarios, the optimisation of visual performance, the ability to support biological functions, and the control of light by dedicated control and switching devices.

Reliability finally involves the selection of systems and devices suited to the specific environmental conditions and safety requirements of a room or area, and the use of lighting solutions making maintenance and cleaning less frequent and easier.