LED LIGHTS: DIFFERENT CONFIGURATIONS POSSIBLE

LED LIGHTS: DIFFERENT CONFIGURATIONS POSSIBLE

Depending on whether you want to light a workshop, a hall, offices, storage space or a production line, lighting needs will be different. Here are some considerations to take into account in relation to the areas to be illuminated:

Production hall : 

continuous lighting installed on suspended rails. Coupling with a management system that allows lighting to be adapted to different production stations.

Workshop : 

adjustable lighting suspended just above the workstation. Possibility to couple the LED lights with a motion sensor to turn off the light when there is no one on the worktop.

Production line :

 uniformly distributed light with power adjusted according to the tasks performed. Possibility of installing a totally waterproof system in case of environment subject to droppings or hot weather.

Controlling industrial lighting has two advantages:

 reducing the energy bill and improving employee safety. The cost reduction involves a change of the lighting system (transition to LEDs) and rational management of the light intensity according to the needs.The development of LED technology (LEDs) and an increase in battery capacity has led to the fact that the lights have become smaller, more powerful and brighter than they were a few years ago.

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