Lighting audit & measurements
We measure lux levels, assess glare and light quality. You get clear data and actionable recommendations.
LED lighting for halls & warehouses
Industrial lighting that
boosts safety and performance.
Design and delivery of LED lighting for production halls, warehouses, logistics and workshops. Lighting study aligned with EN 12464-1, Dialux/Relux calculations, measurements and long-term service. Typical energy savings: 40–70%.
Key commitments
- 40–70% savings
- Standards-based design
- 5+ year warranty options
Industrial LED lighting
Halls • warehouses • production
Study & optimization
Dialux/Relux • standards • savings
What we deliver for industry
It’s not just a luminaire swap. We design lighting to improve safety, work quality and savings.
Dialux/Relux lighting study
EN 12464-1 aligned design, including calculations, layout optimization and optics selection.
Smart control & dimming
DALI-2, schedules, zoning, occupancy sensors. You light only when and where you need it.
Learn more about controlSupply & installation
Removal, installation, electrical wiring and scene setup. We minimize production downtime.
Project & documentation
Design docs, drawings, measurement reports, handover documentation and inspection where relevant.
Service & maintenance
Warranty and post-warranty service, periodic checks, and SLA for critical operations if needed.
Need public/municipal lighting too? See Public & municipal.
Why switch to LED in a hall?
Outdated discharge lamps often fail to provide the required light on work planes and carry high maintenance cost. LED brings higher efficiency, stable light and control options.
| Parameter | Legacy lighting | New LED |
|---|---|---|
| Energy use | High (100%) | Lower (30–60%) |
| Maintenance | Frequent lamp replacement | Minimal interventions |
| Light quality | More fluctuation / poorer uniformity | Stable & uniform |
| Control | Limited | DALI, sensors, schedules |
Implementation process
Simple and controlled. The goal is fast delivery and a clean handover.
01
Site survey & operational goals
We walk the hall/warehouse, work zones and shift regime. We define goals: safety, required lux levels, minimal glare, compatibility with equipment and outage constraints.
02
Measurements & technical audit of the current state
We measure current illuminance and assess layout, heights, shadows, glare and light stability. We check power supply, protection, switchboards, cable routes and typical failure points.
03
Lighting design & calculations
We design luminaire types (high-bay/linear), optics and zoning. We prepare variants including control (DALI-2, sensors, daylight) and estimate savings/TCO to support decision-making.
04
Implementation plan without operational chaos
We plan phased works so production/logistics keeps running. We prepare safety procedures, coordinate with operations and material logistics so shutdowns stay minimal.
05
Installation, wiring & commissioning
We install luminaires, adjust circuits/switchboards and configure control (profiles, zones, scenes). After installation we fine-tune aiming and parameters so the result matches real tasks.
06
Measurements, inspection, handover & service
We perform verification measurements, initial electrical inspection (where applicable) and hand over as-built documentation including service logic. We set maintenance and a fast service regime for long-term stability.
Industrial LED lighting that makes sense: safe, efficient, without downtime
In industry it’s not only about “how bright it is”. What matters is workplace safety, visibility of detail, glare, shadows, stability and whether the solution can be serviced quickly without unnecessary downtime.
We design and deliver lighting for halls, warehouses, production and logistics. When power supply, switchboards, protection, cable routes, zoning and control (e.g., DALI) matter — we treat it as one system, because that’s where hidden costs and failures usually originate.
The goal is simple: meet workplace requirements, reduce consumption, improve working conditions and hand over a solution with measurements, documentation and inspection.
What we typically solve
- Lighting-technical design for halls/warehouses (zoning, heights, optics, uniformity, glare)
- LED modernization (high-bay / linear), optimization of consumption and lifetime
- Smart control: DALI-2, occupancy sensors, daylight, schedules, zones
- Safety & comfort: reducing glare, shadows and flicker/TLM issues
- Power & switchboards: protection, switching, surge protection, circuit modifications
- Verification measurements, handover protocols and as-built documentation for service
Důvěra lídrů trhu.
Dlouhodobá partnerství s významnými hráči v průmyslu i veřejné správě.
Projects
Field examples
Real industrial lighting installations.
Mayer - Melnhof Holz Paskov
42 modular LED luminaires, each 960 W.
Český Těšín
Refurbishment of production hall lighting to LED.
Nový Jičín
Refurbishment of 6 production halls to LED lighting.
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Časté dotazy
What does an industrial LED lighting retrofit in a hall usually include?
It’s not just a luminaire swap. We typically cover the lighting design (lux levels, uniformity, glare), the right optics for hall height and racks, power supply and circuit protection, optional zoning control (DALI-2/sensors) and we finish with measurements plus handover documentation for operation and service.
Can you prepare a lighting study and prove compliance for workplaces?
Yes. We prepare the design and after installation we can perform verification measurements in key zones (production, assembly, warehouses, picking). This gives you defensible parameters and confidence the lighting matches real operation — not just a luminaire catalog.
How can I tell our hall lighting is insufficient and needs refurbishment?
Typical signals: eye strain, frequent mistakes during inspection, dark spots, shadows in aisles, glare from luminaires, uneven lighting on workstations. Another common sign is failures, flicker and high maintenance costs of old discharge lamps or fluorescents.
Can you deliver without long production shutdowns?
Yes. We propose phasing and plan works around operations (weekends, night shifts, by zones). The goal is minimal impact on production and a clean handover with clear circuit labeling and documentation.
Do you also handle warehouses, racks and picking zones where lighting is often problematic?
Yes. Warehouses and racks require correct optics and aiming so aisles are evenly lit without blinding forklift drivers. We can add zoning control and sensors so you light only where work is actually happening.
What’s the difference between a ‘cheap luminaire swap’ and a professional industrial solution?
Cheap swaps often ignore glare, uniformity, optics for hall height, flicker and long-term serviceability. A professional design accounts for tasks, zones, reflections and shadowing from equipment, power supply and protection — and ends with measurements and documentation. The result is stable, safe light and fewer operational issues.
Can you deliver smart lighting control (DALI-2, sensors, zoning) and calculate savings?
Yes. In industry, zoning by occupancy and/or daylight often makes sense. We set the logic (zones, profiles, scenes) and evaluate savings based on shifts and real space usage. Outputs are always tied to your specific hall.
What is flicker and why should we care in industrial LED lighting?
Flicker is unwanted light modulation that can increase eye fatigue, reduce comfort and cause problems for cameras or inspection systems. In industrial environments we select luminaires and drivers to ensure stable light suitable for visual tasks and safety.
Do you handle power circuits, switchboards, protection — or only luminaires?
We handle the whole system. Many failures originate not in the luminaire but in power supply, protection, connections and safeguards. We can adjust switchboards and circuits, add protections and hand over a safe, readable, serviceable solution.
How does the cooperation run from first contact to handover?
We define operation and goals (production, warehouse, inspection, shifts), do a site visit and propose a solution. Then phased implementation, functional checks, measurements of critical areas and documentation handover. You receive clear outputs for operation, maintenance and inspections.